11.   The shortfall leaves a mountain of dollars in the hands of Japanese exporters to sell for yen when they bring profits home.

12.   The trade gap has left a mountain of dollars in the hands of Japanese exporters to sell for yen to bring profits home.

13.   The trade gap leaves a mountain of dollars in the hands of Japanese exporters, who must sell them for yen to bring profits home.

14.   Beyond Apollo Bay, while you never leave the mountains, you are also regaled with unusual rock formations seemingly emerging from the depth of the ocean.

15.   He never turned around again, except to leave the mountain.

16.   He said the local tribesmen and soldiers who carved out the canal with picks and shovels in the past three weeks were leaving the mountain Saturday.

17.   Just five per cent of the Pathans ever leave the mountains.

18.   The deal was apparently struck to allow the fighters to leave the mountains they seized several months ago.

19.   This was apparently to allow the Pakistan-backed intruders to leave the mountains of Indian-governed Kashmir that they seized several months ago.