21.   Sometimes the simple things mean the most.

22.   Spring might mean the most to the Mets.

23.   Surprisingly, being a writer means the most to Nance, more than any of his other roles.

24.   The commodity that means the most is time.

25.   The gift that meant the most to him and his father was a bicycle that arrived fully assembled.

26.   The government program that means most to Rothermel and most other Midwestern farmers is the one that pays them billions of dollars a year to grow corn.

27.   The moderately sized ship provided a compact backdrop for the features that mean the most in a cruise, and for shore trips enhanced by glorious fall foliage.

28.   The problem arises only among the non-Spanish members, which unfortunately means most of them.

29.   The repertory that meant the most to him became fashionable only in his last years.

30.   The stain on the chairs is in good shape and flat, which means most of the varnish is gone.