11.   After one regional vote, candidates would have a month to campaign in the next region before its states hold primaries.

12.   But he has had several months, since learning of the award, to gauge its effects.

13.   But they have had several months to get ready for it, he said.

14.   But the Mariners have a month still to play.

15.   Comparisons between the two dictionaries are interesting but ultimately fruitless, unless you have a few months to go through them word by word.

16.   Companies then would have a month to set their new rates.

17.   Clinton says he has a month to decide on resumption, which the Navy strongly wants and Puerto Ricans hotly oppose.

18.   Congress has a month to overturn the Mexican certification, and separate bills have been introduced in the House and Senate to do that.

19.   Creditors then have several months to accept or reject it.

20.   Ecuador has a month to make interest payments before its Brady bonds are technically in default.