1.   By contrast, Spaniards watch more television than their European neighbors, almost four hours daily, the government says.

2.   French officials said Saturday that they had asked their European neighbors to be alert for the terrorists who set off a bomb in a Paris commuter train on Tuesday.

3.   From the outside, Germany looks strong and immensely sure of itself -- economically more vibrant and richer than its European neighbors.

4.   Germany, along with its European neighbors, is struggling to get its economy into shape to be one of the founder members of EMU.

5.   France also is attractive when compared with its European neighbors.

6.   He also argued that while Britain had higher fuel taxes than its European neighbors, it enjoyed lower rates of income tax and business taxes.

7.   His political and economic record earned him admiration from his European neighbors and from new democrats in Latin America, who saw him as a role model.

8.   It foundered in the shallow sea that serves as a fertile fishing ground for Russia and its European neighbors.

9.   It may also continue to rise against the deutsche mark, even though Germany and its European neighbors are in better shape.

10.   Latvia and Lithuania have introduced similar reforms, bringing inflation under control, strengthening their banking systems and making free-trade agreements with European neighbors.