11.   The suggestion has some merit.

12.   The argument seemed to have considerable merit.

13.   This method of appointment has the merits of being quick and cheap.

14.   Students studying art criticism as Gloucestershire College of Arts and Technology say the paintings have no merit, show no talent and are worthless.

15.   An attorney representing the law firm and Esch said that he has been talking to the RTC for some time and that the suit has no merit.

16.   An Andersen spokesman said the motion has no merit and the firm will fight it in court.

17.   An exuberant, merry-faced woman whose house brims with photos of her and her husband at celebrations, Obi said the essay had merit.

18.   And DeGrasse found that their complaints have merit.

19.   And like Rockefeller, who also had a private plane which he used to usher officials to Israel, Bloomberg may find the approach has its merits.

20.   Antitrust experts said that the FTC case has merit.