11.   She said erm her marks were all over the place.

12.   The marks are very bad.

13.   Put the see where the, that wee mark is?

14.   Also helping boost the mark was speculation German interest rates may rise.

15.   American manufacturers have complained that the CE mark is a trade barrier, intended mainly to make competing in Europe more expensive and cumbersome for outsiders.

16.   Although reaching the half-century mark is a traumatic passage for many people, Mrs. Clinton is little given to introspection or self doubt, her friends say.

17.   An FBI agent was shown coming out of a church door, above which scorch marks were clearly visible.

18.   Among the question marks is whether the state is prepared to respond to bio-terrorism and contain any outbreak of infectious disease caused by such an attack.

19.   And her mark is all over his posthumous work.

20.   And the artistic marks are the tie-breaker.