1.   But is the consent valid, coming as it does from some one who is under severe mental stress?

2.   And just to make sure the customers do come, a slew of Internet startups took big gambles on super-pricey Super Bowl ads.

3.   And the problem is what to do come Saturday.

4.   Any teen who knows dope knows that all you have to do to come out clean is detox for a few days before a test.

5.   For the novelist whose book is being reviewed in the weekday Times, this is not an auspicious start, coming as it does in the second paragraph.

6.   If the media types ever wake up to the fiscal deception represented by congressional inaction, incumbents will have a lot of explaining to do come campaign season.

7.   Instead he prepares, knowing what he and Gatti will do come Saturday night.

8.   Markets convey a clearer vision of what the Fed will have done come March, though.

9.   So what were X-rays doing coming from a comet, a relatively benign iceball?

10.   So who was Pawel Wlodkowic and what did he do to come so close to a moment of fame at the United Nations?