11.   But I I feel it should possibly be tied in with six, rather than being considered on its own.

12.   Gable regards this as an insult to the audience handed out by critics who consider themselves on a higher level.

13.   Well I think that it is a reasonable point to make to the divisional policy manager to consider on.

14.   Although they did not get a player considered on a par with Johnson, they might have found a bargain.

15.   Although generally considered liberal on social matters, Ginsburg has supported state efforts to limit jury damage awards.

16.   An executive assistant on the New York Mercantile Exchange, Mrs. Derenzo met Conheeney when he was being considered for membership on the board of the exchange.

17.   And they argued that it has long been Senate practice to allow Supreme Court nominees to be considered on the floor.

18.   Any airplane within two miles of the center line is considered on course.

19.   Applications will also be considered on a separate track so that the Guantanamo group will not push back the applications from inside Cuba.

20.   As long as the monarchy is considered on its own, this view is surely correct.