11.   Not only do both represent a constant danger to the community, but their lives have ceased to have any real meaning.

12.   And that is the real meaning of the Bosnia to Beijing bookends.

13.   And town fathers say that in the end the real meaning of Oktoberfest is not lost in all the sobriety.

14.   And Tuesday took on real meaning.

15.   But the real meaning of that was unclear.

16.   But the real meaning is actually quite banal.

17.   Buzz-Saw Louie, Bob and Larry ask a wise mailman what the real meaning of Christmas is.

18.   Everyone can then be a winner they argue, but first the boys have to learn a lesson about the real meaning of loyalty and luck.

19.   He was telling them the real meaning of the Holocaust.

20.   If the concept of human rights is to have real meaning, there can be no double standards for allies, clients, or crucial oil producers.