1.   In the UK context the book more than fills a major gap, and will, I hope, be widely used.

2.   This represents in our view a major gap in the strategic policy framework for such an extensive rural county and one which is becoming increasingly in need of filling.

3.   Blakey of the African Burial Ground Project, where Kittles had worked until last year, warned that the database still had major gaps and technical problems.

4.   A broad agreement, even one with major gaps, will give the market-opening process great momentum, negotiators here agreed.

5.   A broad agreement, even one with major gaps, will give the market-opening process great momentum, negotiators said.

6.   A broad agreement, even one with major gaps, will give the market-opening process great momentum, participants said.

7.   A broad agreement, even one with major gaps, will give the market-opening process great momentum.

8.   AIR TRAVEL SECURITY GAPS PERSIST Major gaps remain in aviation security nearly two months after the terrorist attacks.

9.   But a major gap in scientific knowledge is knowing which immunologic response best correlates with immunity to HIV.

10.   But the department did identify major gaps in its knowledge of the geology of the site, Yucca Mountain.