1.   But even for those who move freely in this circle of literary classics, Characters still has some problems.

2.   Now I admit, even for a geek, it was a little embarrassing to let investors believe their white magic.

3.   Their housing situation is not atypical, even for this affluent suburb.

4.   The lower limit to transition even for very large disturbances is provided by the growth or otherwise of slugs.

5.   And so far international pressure has been insufficient to bring either side to act first, or even for the opponents to agree on how to restrain themselves simultaneously.

6.   After awhile it becomes too much even for healthy people.

7.   But boycotting the state dinner would be going too far, even for Helms, who has always relished his role as China-basher.

8.   But the environment even for the incumbents has become a lot stormier.

9.   But they had done it so convincingly that somehow, even for Stanford, it was clear that there was nothing lucky about it.