11.   It gives immediate legitimacy to teams in cities that must succeed for the league to continue prospering.

12.   It gives them legitimacy.

13.   Such powers could be critical in giving legitimacy to a home-grown investigation.

14.   The games would give Castro legitimacy.

15.   The name had been bandied about Hollywood, but his use of it during the ceremony gives it legitimacy.

16.   There remains just enough nobility in boxing to save it, just enough fights and fighters of quality to give it legitimacy.

17.   To get downright Freudian about it, the more these guys give Manson legitimacy, the longer the shock tactics will continue.

18.   U.N. action is to be expected in view of U.N. neutrality and universality and the need to give legitimacy to interventions in matters of peace and security.

19.   Walton was somewhat of a footnote to the event because he did not start in the game that gave legitimacy to the Jets and the American Football League.