11.   Grown up as she may be, Chester sounds just like anyone else her age when it comes to summer vacation.

12.   He told Bush he knew there may be mornings when on reading the news the president might not agree.

13.   However evocative a bit of urban history it may be, officials say, the Aquacade is now a ruin in the middle of a park.

14.   In his effort to popularize labor history, he helped persuade President Clinton to declare May to be labor history month.

15.   It may be, Salawitch said, that some dynamic machinations within the atmosphere are enhancing a stratospheric cooling by carbon dioxide.

16.   Kakishiba recruited May to be a peer counselor in charge of youth outreach and retention.

17.   May be, if two conditions are met.

18.   Ms. Kalafa, slim of face and figure, looks as if she might to be a yoga instructor or a health food purveyor.

19.   That may be, but no matter how wholesome and folksy an image it wants to project, Clorox is clearly driven by technology and research.

20.   That may be, the inmates and their supporters say.