1.   This is so of dietary fibre.

2.   Opposition to expenditure, on the other hand, was assumed to be diffused and less well-organized and so of less concern to elected representatives.

3.   And that is pointedly so of the four states.

4.   Beckett replied that, while tolerant of homosexuals, she was less so of the BBC going down-market in search of ratings.

5.   But up close, the key apparently is to be so of the moment that noise and quiet blend into a blissed-out moment of pop zen.

6.   Only a quarter or so of those were actually pledged Al Qaeda members, said Carl Conetta, co-director of the Cambridge-based defense think tank.

7.   Recently, Maas, the liberal arts freshman, joined a dozen or so of her FIG classmates at the Texas Union.

8.   That is so of groups as diverse as PTAs, the Elks, the League of Women Voters and the Red Cross.

9.   That was especially so of its solidarity with the straining reformist movements in the East Bloc countries under the Soviet thumb.

10.   The Democratic Party and its politicians are just as guilty or more so of misleading voters with poll-driven positions and actions.