1.   The serious business, however, started when the absolute right to quota came under the hammer of the auctioneer, Iain Thomson.

2.   And right behind him comes his about-to-be sidekick, Arthur, perfectly played by David Burke.

3.   After all, bragging rights come from the flowers and vegetables, not from shivering seedlings.

4.   But, Tribe replied, that right comes at an unacceptable price when fusion tickets are not allowed.

5.   Constitutional rights often come under unreasoning, vociferous attack when the individual actions protected are unpopular with a majority of Americans.

6.   Especially when those rights came in a roaring stream with a left in between them.

7.   For this and other alleged sins, the far right will come after him with abandon.

8.   I was then slapped very hard left and right until blood came out from my nose and my lips cracked.

9.   In the case of new drugs that can be patented, the exclusive rights can come into effect before a patent does.

10.   The other morning I was driving down Boylston Street when the car right in front of mine came to a halt in the middle of the block.