1.   The oral area is covered with skin, often with small granules, which extends on to the ventral surface of the arms.

2.   A Washington-based grain trade analyst, however, was skeptical, saying the U.S. side remains in favor of extending restrictions on Canadian wheat imports.

3.   Extended on all fours, lighted with a striking chiaroscuro, his body takes on the shape of a sculptured classical figure.

4.   He loped down the streets, his left pinkie finger extended on even blocks and his right pinkie on odd ones.

5.   How far will micropayments extend on the Web?

6.   If necessary, restrictions will extend on any given day until Olympic spectator buses and pedestrian traffic has cleared.

7.   Jordanian officials, speaking privately, said they were embarrassed by the offer President Clinton extended on Thursday to defend Jordan from any attacks by Iraq.

8.   Ms. Castro said that permits for the current bridge could be extended on a year-to-year basis, depending on construction plans for the island.

9.   On board radar measured the distance to the surface as the lander separated from its upper shell and extended down on a long bridle.

10.   Over the years it was extended on trestles, spreading outwards with walkways, roads and buildings as though it were onshore.