1.   I have indicated that a wide and unacceptable gap exists between central plans and local realities.

2.   Much of this equipment is complex, some is in need of upgrading, and some gaps exist.

3.   New editions will essentially be cumulations and therefore a longer gap will exist between editions.

4.   And the longer that gap exists, the heavier the burden, as Snead discovered.

5.   Another gap exists between Jewish and Arabic folk music and the European art forms that have flourished.

6.   A gap exists between most customers and store owners, Wing said.

7.   A similar gap existed at smaller organizations.

8.   A similar gap exists for math skills.

9.   After all, the gap also exists in countries such as Britain, where social class is more rigid than it is here.

10.   Could the health gap exist because unhealthy people are downwardly mobile or because healthy women marry up?