11.   For Nixon, its greatest appeal lay in its having so little to do with democracy.

12.   His appeal lay partly in the very bluntness of his language.

13.   Herrera says her appeal lies in designs that are timeless.

14.   Its appeal lies in the closeness to the animals and the serenity of the forest.

15.   Its appeal lies mainly in the speed and reliability it brings.

16.   Nonetheless, Garment has written a brief whose considerable appeal lies not only in its conclusion but, even more, in its reasoning.

17.   Rather, its appeal lies in its squeaky-clean image and its value as a protest vote for the countless disaffected Japanese who are annoyed by the mainstream parties.

18.   Their appeal lies in the subtle and elusive play of surface and ambiguity about substance.

19.   Therein lies the appeal.

20.   But final appeal lies with the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in Britain.