1.   But the rumours reflect merely what everyone knows, events are conspiring to make this budget a particularly difficult one.

2.   But even then, events conspired to keep him from learning about the New York tragedy.

3.   But even if events conspire to drive Suharto from the scene, would Indonesia be that different?

4.   But events conspire against them.

5.   But events conspired against her.

6.   Do events conspire to allow Hewitt, who has a lower-profile ca reer as a singer, to belt out not one but two tunes?

7.   Events have conspired to produce an all-out currency crisis that has funneled investors out of bonds and stocks and into currencies and short-term notes.

8.   Events are conspiring to make the new administration a more difficult one than the campaigning implied.

9.   Events conspired to get Goldberg into the ring.

10.   If events had been conspiring against Ralph Benedetto, now they seemed to be mobilized on his behalf.