11.   But the human toll could be as ugly as lobbing smart bombs at Baghdad.

12.   But the human toll from the sanctions and the air strikes has climbed, turning the pariah into a victim in the eyes of much of the world.

13.   But the human toll has climbed.

14.   But this exotic virus gets attention disproportionate to its human toll for two reasons.

15.   Despite the human toll, some say the process is beneficial in an industry still plagued with overcapacity.

16.   First, they want to reduce the appalling human toll.

17.   Fueling this aid and development movement is growing concern over the human toll caused by land mines.

18.   He said the president complained about UN sanctions on Iraq that are taking a heavy human toll after five years.

19.   His Herculean effort extracted an all too human toll.

20.   How can one even begin to consider the economic costs before the human toll is known?