1.   At least we could have judged for ourselves which version makes more sense.

2.   A cheaper version Friday would make the vans less valuable later as used cars.

3.   But he expected that the electronic versions would make such books accessible to many more people.

4.   But somehow, the Asian-American version never made it to stores.

5.   In addition, the House version would make it easier for patients to sue their HMOs and employers than the Senate bill would.

6.   It declined to say how many would be high-speed versions making the projected three-hour run.

7.   Now a fig bread pudding is featured, but the pear version should make an appearance later this fall.

8.   Rewriteable versions of these disks are expected to be available sometime after the read-only versions make their debut.

9.   Spicy new versions do make us think but often about things other than Wagner, and Wagner is, after all, why people have come.

10.   That version would have made Clinton the victim.