1.   As this metaphysical fairy tale reiterates, as if setting out to prove an elaborate equation, her intuition is correct.

2.   For the first time, a Code of Conduct setting out criteria for determining who can buy American arms has passed in the House of Representatives.

3.   Moreover, Time Warner said in the statement that it had shared the memorandum setting out that agreement with US West.

4.   The United Nations conference is scheduled to conclude Wednesday with the signing of a formal declaration setting out goals and targets for controlling AIDS.

5.   With Gingrich wielding the gavel in the House, his colleagues can claim little credibility when setting out to hammer President Clinton on issues of ethics and public trust.

6.   With no state laws setting out the hows and whys of assisted suicide, a fifth jury will decide if killing a person who wants to die is murder.

7.   NATO foreign ministers on Thursday approved a proposal setting out the terms and conditions for the entry of former Warsaw Pact foes as new members in the coming years.

8.   NATO hopes agreement on a new charter setting out relations with Russia can be worked out before the Madrid summit.

9.   The council was to issue a declaration Wednesday setting out steps to further reconstruction.

10.   Iran, Afghanistan and UNHCR signed Wednesday an agreement setting out thentMsms for the return of tens of thousands of Afghan refugees from Iran, the UNHCR said.