1.   It is difficult to say what kind of status these Creole grammatical features have in the LE of individuals.

2.   The non-material features of software have ominous implications.

3.   But with the rise of television and the resulting decline of B movies, a single feature eventually had to carry an entire bill.

4.   First, new technological features will have to be truly useful instead of just flashy gimmickry.

5.   For all its admirable ambitions, this loosely focused first feature has the makings of a better buddy story than detective tale anyhow.

6.   Features have increased, prices have decreased and the devices are becoming ubiquitous in certain circles.

7.   If features such as Freestyle Cruising have appeal, talk to an experienced travel agent when considering a cruise.

8.   Or have more features?

9.   So infrequently visited is it that many prominent features have yet to have names assigned to them.

10.   Since millions of Americans watch TV and surf the Web at the same time, this feature has a good deal more potential than the bar code reader.