1.   With respect to symptoms they were again much more likely to have urgency of defecation.

2.   Although her call for revolution may sound familiar to anyone following the public debate over education, her conclusion has more urgency.

3.   Five or six have urgency, too.

4.   For the Cruise hero, each new challenge has the urgency of a do-or-die initiation rite into the next level of manhood.

5.   Glenn, like Bledsoe and the defense, must have that urgency to make an impact if New England is to be more than a good team.

6.   Now, a truncated season will feel as if it has the urgency of playoff time.

7.   Players who have urgency.

8.   Questions of American policy toward Iraq will have new urgency as Secretary of State Colin L. Powell heads for the Middle East next weekend.

9.   She left my plea to God at the Western Wall and left me confident that a prayer delivered from that holy place had an urgency not to be denied.

10.   The Mets have more urgency about them.