11.   -- Clinton and Yeltsin ended a three-year impasse and agreed on new definitions meant to clarify the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty.

12.   A new party definition is therefore needed.

13.   But administration officials said that the new measure also contains new definitions that significantly weaken that provision.

14.   But Democrats charge that the new definition of group plan could extend beyond that.

15.   But its members do not consider NATO obsolete and must therefore find a new definition and role.

16.   But many researchers suspect the increase also reflects new medical definitions of precancer.

17.   But those switching careers will most likely have to adjust to lower salaries and new definitions of themselves.

18.   But when their big men get into foul trouble, they turn teeny-tiny and bring a new definition to playing small.

19.   For Catholics, the result, said one theologian, was a new definition of how to live a Christian life.

20.   For colleges and universities, the new definition of Joe College means rethinking often pejorative views of older students.