1.   The critical role here belonged to the Social Democratic party.

2.   In both plays the defining roles belong to Coleman.

3.   Others argue that the church role in politics belongs to the past and should stay there.

4.   Other starring roles usually belong to corporate executives, who are mostly in on the rig, though sometimes they are innocents desperate to raise money for their companies.

5.   That role belongs to Kristin Scott Thomas, who plays Annie MacLean, a hard-driving New York City magazine editor.

6.   The central narrative role belongs to Friar Laurence, usually a character of little depth.

7.   The latter role belongs to a long-undernoticed statistic from the Commerce Department.

8.   The most compelling role belongs to Pace, who brings a stylish physical and vocal vocabulary to his postures of alienation.

9.   The other winning character role belongs to Ray Walston, the original Uncle Martin.

10.   The role more appropriately belongs where the issue can be argued and explored, in the immigration courts.