1.   Robert Kennedy was assassinated in the kitchen following his greatest political triumph.

2.   The President is keen to notch a political triumph that would foster freer world trade and faster economic growth.

3.   Mr Heseltine may well count this a political triumph.

4.   Gingrich especially needed a political triumph two weeks after an aborted coup by some Republican lieutenants nearly booted him from the helm of the House.

5.   Opening-night films can be political triumphs but artistic disasters.

6.   President Clinton hailed it as a political triumph and one of the most important pieces of legislation in years.

7.   The television industry pledged to develop a rating system voluntarily after a summit meeting with Clinton in February, a meeting considered a political triumph for the president.

8.   Their similar political triumphs over humble roots in small town America became the important link upon which Dole dwelt, and that part seemed deeply sincere.

9.   A visit by Yeltsin would be a major political triumph for Iran at a time when the United States is stepping up its campaign to isolate the Islamic republic.

10.   For Blair, a visit which had always looked promising turned into a political triumph which yielded the Labor Party leader both praise and gratitude from the U.S. president.