1.   Beyond that, no details were offered about how the spending target could be hit.

2.   But few details were offered about what policies would be changed to achieve those savings.

3.   But few details were offered about how the information was of any use to the U.S. firms.

4.   But Gramm would not say what kind of advice he is offering about the Texas forum.

5.   But he refused to disclose any advice he offered about whether the Republican leadership should allow debate on a Democratic proposal to censure Clinton.

6.   --Cross-country skis and boots offer about the same kind of variety and price range.

7.   Either inference would be a stretch, really, because no data is offered about the relationship between ethics programs and unethical behavior in the workplace over time.

8.   I think he would have a lot to offer about professionalism on the team.

9.   I would appreciate any information you can offer about these companies.

10.   Investors and traders have little incentive to buy two-year notes, which offer about the same yield as shorter-term bills but more risky.