21.   The poor, judging from the size of the loads, would benefit handsomely.

22.   He took the view that erm religious beliefs are highly improbable if not demonstrably false, as judged from the scientific standpoint.

23.   Although not much can be judged from noncontact drills, Atlanta coach Dan Reeves spoke favorably of his first-year players.

24.   Americans grew less optimistic about their finances this month, judging from a survey by the Conference Board.

25.   Americans, judging from the survey, believe a college education is a good value but that it should not cost so much.

26.   And apparently, judging from the soaring cost of Wine Country real estate and influx of dot-com royalty, plenty of people do.

27.   And even if there were a link between the mechanisms of aging and physical appearance, judging from photographs is even less reliable.

28.   And judging from about two dozen interviews here, the fear of terrorism is creeping into the everyday lives of ordinary Americans.

29.   And judging from experiences in Europe and Asia, Americans have only started to scratch the surface.

30.   And judging from the third-quarter results, the services unit is holding up pretty well in trying economic times.