11.   But a different set of numbers produces the opposite conclusion.

12.   But Pat Sheridan, a retired newspaper pressman, said he came to the opposite conclusion from television coverage.

13.   But the Fed may reach the opposite conclusion.

14.   But the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia reached an opposite conclusion in a similar case, making the issue a natural for the Supreme Court.

15.   But two widely respected labor economists, David Card and Alan Krueger of Princeton University, contend the numbers support the opposite conclusion.

16.   But the State Department general counsel came to the opposite conclusion.

17.   By July, however, alarmed newspaper headlines in Italy had drawn the opposite conclusion about Italian machismo.

18.   Echoing Manny, but drawing the opposite conclusion, Anderson said why he though the Vatican was an appropriate target.

19.   Frandsen, the arundo warrior, paints the same scenario, with the opposite conclusion.

20.   However, a second study in the same journal reaches nearly the opposite conclusion about the importance of sleep in memory retention.