11.   More control meant more financial risk, but the packages made it easier to plan ahead in the areas of parking and concessions.

12.   Officials are concerned that continuing government control would mean the burden of carrying overhead costs would remain with the state, Delgado said.

13.   Relinquishing financial control means relinquishing power.

14.   Sherman and several airport experts cautioned that Valley control may not mean the dramatic reductions in airport noise and flights sought by airport neighbors.

15.   Tight control means taking several blood tests, and often two or three insulin shots, a day.

16.   Total control means Turner never has to make compromises.

17.   Government control has meant that health care costs have stayed low and coverage has remained widespread.

18.   The controls mean that even those whose parents have moved to Hong Kong need to wait for years before they, too, can come, if at all.