11.   In many places, union heads can no longer count on Democratic majorities to prop up the current system.

12.   It is unlikely that Kosovo will participate in national elections soon and Milosevic can no longer count on strong support from the region.

13.   Meanwhile, Japanese carmakers can no longer count on loyal consumers to buy their brand of car year after year.

14.   Meanwhile, some manufacturers say they can no longer count on prompt delivery from suppliers.

15.   Once overseas, tourists could no longer count on assistance from U.S. embassies and consulates, except in dire emergencies.

16.   Playing time is something Greg Anthony can no longer count on.

17.   Sanford was elected to Congress in large part on his term-limits stand, which no longer counts for much.

18.   Retailers can no longer count on generating about two-thirds of their sales in November and December, analysts said.

19.   Terrorists can no longer count on the Soviet Union and its Eastern European allies, but some Middle Eastern and North African countries still provide support.

20.   Today, increasingly judged by their own record, the conservatives can no longer count on bitter memories of the last Socialist government to help them.