11.   A mere technicality, and after all a lie told about the very private matter of an affair with a junior member of his staff.

12.   A junior member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Fred Thompson, R-Tenn., predicted that the administration would have to be more accommodating.

13.   A former U.S. attorney in Atlanta, Barr gets more attention than most junior members of Congress, mainly because he takes strong stands on controversial issues.

14.   About two dozen universities -- Berkeley, Harvard, MIT, Princeton, Stanford and Yale among them -- sought her as a junior member of their faculties.

15.   But it was clear Paxon did not enjoy being a junior member of Congress, pushed outside the sphere of influence.

16.   By early afternoon, Weld had made his first courtesy call to Republican Senator Craig Thomas, a junior member of the Foreign Relations Committee.

17.   Depending on which side wins, he will be the junior member of the original board or the senior member of the new one.

18.   Even junior parliamentary members of his own Liberal party have begun breaking ranks to force more scrutiny as new allegations of influence-peddling have stung several cabinet members.

19.   For example, four committee chairs departed the chamber last Congress, and significantly more junior members were elevated in their place.

20.   Glickman had sought the post two years ago but lost out to Rep. Mike Espy of Mississippi, a junior member of the Agriculture Committee.