1.   Be careful driving in this squally weather.

2.   Solvent-transfer models, based upon the solubility of simple hydrocarbons in water, indicate that the hydrophobic effect is entropy driven at room temperature.

3.   Although this marketing is consumer driven, relying on the voluntary input of thousands of shoppers, the next wave of Web marketing is beginning to think for itself.

4.   And hard driving is what Subaru engineers had in mind when they built the WRX.

5.   And since inflation was what drove many investors to hold gold rather than risk seeing the value of their paper currency deteriorate, gold has become correspondingly less attractive.

6.   Arkansas has produced a municipal judge who was ambushed by a slick Missouri politician with a wondrously creative explanation for what an Arkansas trooper had believed was drunken driving.

7.   A Dallas terrorism expert, however, said racial hatred -- not fear of a one-world government -- is what drives many individuals in militias.

8.   But if there was no startling news to drive markets Wednesday, there are more general reasons for heightened anxiety.

9.   Cooking is what drives him, and Hopfinger finds himself awake in the middle of the night, writing out recipes.

10.   Driving each tribe are dreams of casino lucre.