11.   Despite the frustrating restrictions they face inside the courthouse, the correspondents are at least warm and dry.

12.   He acknowledged, however, that while most ABC correspondents are deeply involved in the stories, there are cases where reporters read scripts written by others.

13.   His correspondent was Carl Van Vechten, novelist, critic and white impresario of the Harlem Renaissance.

14.   I told him how e-mail correspondents had been in a deep funk about the thought of second base in Atlanta without the dusty little battler in charge.

15.   In many hot spots around the world, its correspondents are among the best and most courageous.

16.   In those days, Soviet correspondents were often spies or collaborators with Soviet intelligence.

17.   Increasingly, correspondents are contributing reports to several programs, not just the one to which they are assigned.

18.   It is difficult to determine what audience they are reaching on the Internet, whether correspondents are in their own district or in Tasmania.

19.   Not that this particular correspondent is a complete grouch.

20.   One e-mail correspondent was Dr. Mark Sykes, chairman of the Division of Planetary Sciences at the American Astronomical Society and an astronomer at the Lowell Observatory in Arizona.