11.   At first intimidated by her adversaries, she survives to see heads roll.

12.   Before long, more heads will roll, some of them familiar.

13.   A senior member of the pro-Kremlin faction in Parliament, Vladislav Reznik, said he expected heads to roll in the top ranks of the Moscow police hierarchy.

14.   After a burst of publicity in Britain, a few heads rolled and there were a few announcements that the auction house would clean up its act.

15.   Boris Yeltsin started talking about conspiracies, and heads rolled -- Yeltsin fired the acting finance minister.

16.   But heads must roll if the slide into oblivion continues.

17.   But lawmakers are devoting at least as much attention to the question of which heads will roll, and which loyalists will get the resulting vacancies.

18.   But perhaps most disturbing to many South Africans is that so far not a head has rolled.

19.   But when the coach starts saying that heads will roll, even star players begin checking their necks.

20.   Expect more heads to roll this year, say shareholder rights experts and others who watch trends in the executive suite.