1.   A just one?

2.   Cotey, however, said she felt the Appeals Court decision vindicated her and was a just one for Syming ton.

3.   He was credited with a single and the Mets just one run, the winning run.

4.   Independent Counsel Robert Ray drove a hard bargain, but a just one.

5.   Is this just one more example of the litigiousness of American society?

6.   It was a short war and not a conspicuously just one, and this fair-minded series may leave American viewers with mixed feelings.

7.   Its just one of the new cateory that analysts and companies call PC companions, a category that includes palmtops and handhelds.

8.   Not only is this just one more attempt to neuter the fun out of football.

9.   On the plus side is a widespread feeling that the current war is a just one.

10.   Or is this just one more example of the popular definition of family?