1.   Readers will come to their own conclusions on that count.

2.   And, it would seem, he does not mind where the readers come from.

3.   As ever with Churchill, the reader comes away awed by his prodigious energy, his disparate enthusiasms for everything from painting to animal husbandry to history.

4.   As Ms. Kolata spins out this remarkable scientific detective story, the reader comes to understand a good deal about the biological structure of viruses.

5.   Blind computer users had to stick with outdated operating systems like MS-DOS until Macintosh- and Windows-compatible screen readers came along.

6.   But after the paper published negative letters, several readers came out of the woodwork with letters of support for the strip.

7.   But the Internet has made it possible to offer a quick first draft of print journalism, a format in which readers have come to expect facts and interpretation.

8.   By the end of the book, the reader comes to feel as much sympathy for them as for Ronnie.

9.   Despite the minutiae, a reader will come away with an appreciation of the complexities of building a car.

10.   Different readers will come to different conclusions after finishing this book.