11.   For a second she was caught between pleasure and pain.

12.   She was caught between a rock and a hard place here, she realised with grim humour.

13.   The farmer caught between the Greens and Brussels.

14.   David found himself caught between the demands of the receivers on the one hand and his old boss, who stayed on as a consultant.

15.   And beer, caught between the factors and the one third increase in teetotalism over the past decade.

16.   It is believed she became caught between two rival gangs when violence erupted in the packed pub.

17.   American officials describe the businessman in this case, William Ping Chen, as a minor offender caught between two major diplomatic powers.

18.   An explosion threatens the Klingon Empire, and the Enterprise is caught between doves and hawks as the Federation tries to make peace despite treachery.

19.   Analysts said Syquest was caught between falling prices for its products, intensive competition from rival Iomega, and softness in the personal computer market earlier this year.

20.   And, perhaps most fundamentally, Germany is caught between the opposing strains of the American-style marketplace and the older reflexes of the welfare state.