1.   Bad deeds, or the jealousy of others, causes illness.

2.   Early on, I saw my share of bad deeds done in the name of good law enforcement, very little of which ever got in the paper.

3.   Elizabeth, played by Lindsay Duncan, is an awesome Cruella, spewing venom and humiliating Monks into bad deeds.

4.   Still, bad deeds in NCAA basketball seem to have multiplied.

5.   The grandiose Viper plans slammed to a stop Monday when a dozen Vipers were arrested on accusations of plotting to blow up federal offices, among other bad deeds.

6.   The intrusion of police and prosecutors into diaries, chat rooms and e-mail, the equation of bad thoughts with bad deeds, will leave us no refuge.

7.   The next morning, the player might see his name in the morning papers, but not concerning his bad deeds.

8.   This has nothing to do with modern media uncovering bad deeds that would have been buried in earlier times.

9.   Both players appear convinced that their star quality appeal outweighs their bad deeds on or off the field.

10.   Indeed, in the public service, good services are never noticed while bad deeds are neither forgotten nor forgiven.