1.   Cravath could drive an even harder bargain than it had been able to before.

2.   This drove a much harder bargain and, it has been suggested, represents the moment at which Edward overplayed his hand.

3.   And, needless to say, they will drive a harder bargain.

4.   As countries like Ukraine and Moldova shiver this winter and next, Russia will drive an ever harder bargain.

5.   A seasonal resort is going to drive a harder bargain than a downtown business hotel that may yearn for business on summer weekends.

6.   A slowing U.S. economy is no reason for producers to drive a harder bargain, she said.

7.   But since then, cigarette makers have won several important legal and political victories and were driving a harder bargain this time.

8.   Even on the missile issue, the Bush administration seems to be driving a harder bargain than Clinton officials did.

9.   Looking back, Treanor figures he should have driven a harder bargain.

10.   San Francisco drives a harder bargain.