1.   Both tendencies prevailed through three days of music.

2.   A mildly dark realism, mostly about quotidian human deceits, prevails through much of this collection.

3.   If that view prevails through an anticipated appeal, it could be used to overturn several pending new pollution standards.

4.   Local blacks, the editor said, laugh off the romantic television docudramas about the affair but pay tribute to Hemings for having prevailed through unimaginably difficult trials.

5.   Nonetheless, she prevailed through strict budgeting and ingenuity.

6.   Perhaps they will prevail through democratic debate.

7.   The Knicks have found a way to grow stronger and prevail through each incident, and Kurt Thomas said they would do the same through the Camby situation.

8.   The Sox prevail through the playoffs, at the very least.

9.   The winners are to prevail through stock sales, layoffs, mergers, and bankruptcies of the state sector.

10.   They prevailed through the Depression, defeated the force of fascism and made personal freedom the hallmark of countries around the globe.