11.   Americans would have a completely different attitude about AIDS if the disease were spread in food.

12.   Among the works by Pablo Picasso, for example, are two paintings of much the same subject, yet of compellingly different attitude.

13.   And that was something Javy Lopez alluded to when he said that Weiss and Galarraga have a different attitude than former Braves like Kenny Lofton and Fred McGriff.

14.   At his heavily guarded compound on the outskirts of town, a different attitude was evident.

15.   Atypical Western names among Chinese students also reflect different attitudes that the cultures have toward naming.

16.   Back in the Bronx with a different attitude, the Yankees showed that Greg Maddux was human in the decisive sixth game.

17.   A different attitude next year perhaps will lead to a happier ending.

18.   A different attitude is making it hard to judge whether the market is fairly valued using traditional measures, Geist said.

19.   Along with winning on the field has come a different attitude in the clubhouse.

20.   But high-end shops and boutiques, like those selling electronic goods and clothes, seem to have a different attitude.