21.   The recent announcement that fire ants may possibly be controlled by a tiny fly has captured many headlines.

22.   The sex-and-money angle has captured some headlines but there is no real indication of how it is playing with voters.

23.   They certainly succeeded in doing that, capturing headlines that broadcast far and wide their anger with the tobacco companies.

24.   We can tell ourselves that Paul McLaughlin has captured the headlines for the past two days because he was an officer of the court, a career public servant.

25.   While mega-mergers have captured the headlines, James Dierberg has been quietly gobbling up small banks throughout California.

26.   While heat in the South and West captured headlines throughout the summer, the Northeast was exceptionally cool and dull.

27.   Police are trying to determine if other children were involved in the incident, which captured headlines across Canada as Myles Neuts lay in a coma at a hospital.

28.   A minor whose pregnancy and abortion captured Hungarian headlines for weeks will take the pro-life group who tried to block her abortion to court, her lawyer said Wednesday.

29.   Academics detained by China on spying charges have captured recent headlines.

30.   Bossi is a master tactician and brilliant at capturing headlines with flaming rhetoric.