1.   Now that same land would have to be bought back at considerable cost to the taxpayers.

2.   Some were more fortunate than others because their land had a spring.

3.   This nowhere land has neither the benefit of distance from Chicago to either become agricultural or the proximity to be wholly relevant.

4.   The land would have to be cleared and drained, of course, but we could leave some of the better trees and let them grow to maturity.

5.   Scot land has a great number of constituencies allocated to it than its population strictly allows, and the same exception applies to Wales.

6.   But the land has to be available first.

7.   And the land has a good mixture of vegetation.

8.   As it turns out, the land of enchantment has plenty of red tape to bog down a couple of impatient visitors.

9.   But Floyd said the land would have to be used according to the plan in the redevelopment agreement.

10.   But most state lands have no specific beneficiaries and often rival the federal government in inefficiency.