11.   The activity along the river and canal banks was similar wherever we went but never quite the same, and endlessly fascinating.

12.   The headache went away but the knee injury worsened, forcing Ullrich to miss the Tour.

13.   The key distinction lies not so much in where the money went but where it came from.

14.   The real estate market was so tight that Andersen had nowhere to go but Times Square, where Boston Properties had been looking for an anchor tenant.

15.   The party had nowhere else to go but Dukakis.

16.   There is nothing going on but a screaming match over a lone woman who has more resolve and courage than all the picketers put together.

17.   Those wondering if the Kiwis are feeling the pressure of their first defense have nothing to go on but idle speculation.

18.   When it came to ascertaining the degree of sexual activity, the researchers had nothing to go on but the word of the students being surveyed.

19.   When it stops growing in one direction, it grows in another, and the storms come and go but the country still stands, like a supple tree.

20.   Willie Brown is all dressed up with nowhere to go but, well, the cover of Time.