1.   Beverage experts say the real key to a Snapple comeback may be whether Weinstein can revive the cult status that won the brand such a loyal following.

2.   A fairway wood or long iron sets up the second shot, which is the real key.

3.   A real key, though, should be the ability of left tackle Travis Hall to get inside Dixon.

4.   But analysts said the real key is the money.

5.   But getting hold of the old transoceanic cable was the real key.

6.   But how a company delivers its freebie is the real key to cementing its relationship with you, marketing research has proved.

7.   But she believes that the real key to getting more Latinos online is simply providing something for them to do on the Internet.

8.   But the real key is to use an assortment of good olives, preferably the kind produced in France, Italy, Greece or Spain and sold in bulk.

9.   But the real key to this is that this is the trigger that will open the floodgate to further mergers.

10.   But the real key was on the mound, where Hampton looked every bit the Cy Young award winner he should become.