1.   And he was lukewarm about putting a cap on prices as Oftel has done with telephone charges.

2.   Make sure you put the cap back on the pen.

3.   Along with size and strength, several predraft evaluators indicated that Anderson had a bad knee and a questionable work ethic that put a cap on his potential.

4.   And it cut those seven-week vacations to six weeks and put a cap on health benefits.

5.   And earlier this month House Republicans passed a measure that would put a cap on punitive damages involving defective products and personal injuries.

6.   Be sure to put the cap on the jug tightly.

7.   Blue Cross, he said, wants to put a cap on the benefit, although the company has yet to decide on a specific level.

8.   -- Arkansas puts a cap on seizures.

9.   A hedge works by purchasing financial options that put a cap on how much a utility pays for the natural gas.

10.   A.W. Bolt, a Birmingham attorney who also represents Gore, said afterward that he doubted the Supreme Court would put caps on punitive damages.