11.   Americans can judge for themselves whether they want a third of nearly everything the government pays for -- from student loans to border patrols -- to vanish.

12.   And that, he said, should be how people judge the candidates for president.

13.   Assuming that Clinton did not personally gain from Whitewater, how harshly should Americans judge him for consorting with questionable characters early on?

14.   At least we could have judged for ourselves which version makes more sense.

15.   Benitez is judged for what he does on the field, like every other major leaguer.

16.   Blooms were judged for color, substance, retention of petals and overall appearance.

17.   Bush and his top advisers will have to judge for themselves whether Tenet is providing timely and accurate intelligence information.

18.   But at least New Yorkers could see how life-and-death determinations are made, and then judge for themselves.

19.   But films are also judged for artistic merit, and you have to mix and match.