11.   The implication is that either households move as circumstances change, or local communities consist of individual households whose needs change simultaneously.

12.   As adults they move freely on the surface of the mucosa.

13.   She made no attempt to move away as his arms slipped round her.

14.   They moved as in a dance.

15.   Unconsciously they had moved together as if for support.

16.   It is undoubtedly Chairman something of a compromise, but it should be moved as significant portion of the noise on the back roads although not all.

17.   And a Cornell University study concludes that corporate America has used the threat of moving as effective leverage to hold down wages in our country.

18.   And microcomponents might not move as easily because of friction between parts, which would be essentially several atoms rubbing against each other.

19.   Argentine stocks and other Latin American markets have moved as a group this week, closely following the fortunes of the Brazilian market, said traders.

20.   Argentine stocks and other Latin American markets moved as a group this week, closely following the Brazilian market, traders said.