11.   The gender gap is not merely a statistical construct, but an important political phenomenon.

12.   The Texas Tornado that makes this Bush campaign a political phenomenon is uncharacteristic.

13.   The triumph of the center is not an unusual American political phenomenon, to be sure.

14.   This is an excellent example of a modern American political phenomenon.

15.   This is as much a cultural as political phenomenon.

16.   Hasina is using the same tactic against Zia, a common political phenomenon in Bangladesh.

17.   Political theory is, therefore, a simplification and an abstract construction of the complex political reality or political phenomenon.

18.   The intense use of issue ads by party committees is a relatively new political phenomenon.

19.   To a lesser degree, the balloting also will gauge support for another Italian political phenomenon, the Northern League.

20.   A growing number of Haitians believe that the surge in crime is also a political phenomenon.