11.   Back outside the Board of Elections, the protest continues, people of passion joined by people with their own special causes, the curious and the very curious.

12.   Because the study only shows association, not cause and effect, Cohen hesitated to advise that people join clubs or seek out neighbors in order to reduce colds.

13.   Black, white and brown people joined in celebration, as did Christians, Jews, Sikhs, Muslims and others.

14.   A better community is one where people join each other to shovel their spots instead of beating each other to them.

15.   A crowd of villagers gathered around him, and he explained that in America people sometimes joined hands when they prayed.

16.   Across the city, many people joined carnival processions dressed as Tiazinha, a masked, whip-wielding young woman who hosts a variety show on television.

17.   But before more people join the ranks of the wireless masses, the devices need to become more reliable.

18.   But few people joined them on the front lines.

19.   But business executives say more people are not joining unions because many workers see unions as irrelevant and unnecessary and union dues as too expensive.

20.   But the concept of getting something for nothing continues to have a great fascination and is a powerful incentive for people to join programs.