1.   Five weeks after Election Day, the state Legislature prepared to appoint a slate of George W. Bush electors in case Al Gore prevails before the court.

2.   Five weeks after Election Day, the state Legislature prepared to appoint a slate of George W. Bush electors in case Al Gore prevailed before the Supreme Court.

3.   In a recent article, he argued that the measure would restore to medicine the bucolic standard that prevailed before the Russian Revolution.

4.   It is possible, even likely, that the case will come before the Supreme Court again no matter which side prevails before the appeals court.

5.   Most analysts, however, say it appears that in the end, Lockheed should prevail before the FCC.

6.   Not only have they prevailed before the courts and the NLRB, they have come out way ahead in decisions rendered by a succession of commissioners.

7.   Republic said it still wants to buy the dealer, and analysts expect that it ultimately will prevail before the Texas Motor Vehicle Board.

8.   The meeting comes as most economists see the U.S. and world economies performing below the forecasts that prevailed before the attacks.

9.   Their arguments prevailed before a state judge and an appeals court, both in Austin.

10.   But they are in dramatic contrast to the slump that prevailed before Arafat met twice on Tuesday with the president at the White House.