1.   He had followed his script, fulfilled his stereotyped purpose, but never really acted of his own accord.

2.   The morally estimable act of exposing to us the worst in ourselves nearly always has something morally equivocal about it.

3.   Why is it that the simple act of purchasing something can often be hell?

4.   ...individual acts of heroism.

5.   Chauthala is the villain in the latest outrage or if he is a victim of a brutal and diabolical act of his political opponents.

6.   To this end, the ability to act of the Community institutions will be strengthened.

7.   As Corsican acts of revenge go, this was mild.

8.   As such, it accommodates stylish performances, but hardly invites acting of sustained depth or subtlety.

9.   Because while an e-vote might attract a notoriously disengaged young crowd, the physical act of voting still captures the imagination of older advocates of civic life.

10.   Act I of the Internet revolution belonged to the dot-coms with big visions and small bank accounts.