1.   Employees of the Strathtay bus company, which has been privatized, are concerned that drivers are about to be made redundant.

2.   When Harry and Kate make love, which is frequently, they go in for lots of lighted candles.

3.   Many films would never be made were it not for the built-in expectations of global receipts.

4.   What about prefabs, what are they made of?

5.   And he began to lay the groundwork for the explanation that any admissions Skakel made were the result of brutal treatment at a school for troubled youths in Maine.

6.   And if it were made today -- which it could never, ever be -- that might have been the end of it.

7.   And, whatever their other benefits, that function alone is enough to make many rituals valuable.

8.   But Dad and I talked it over, made some adjustments, and being mad made me determined not to let this chance get away.

9.   But if the technology can be made more benign, it should be, the environmentalists argue.

10.   FORBES GOES NORTH Steve Forbes Thursday made what is for most candidates a rare visit to the sparsely populated and very snowy New Hampshire north country.