11.   All they want is notice in a timely way for certain sensitive subjects.

12.   But the urge has also mutated into a zealous campaign to sanitize public utterances, intimidating anyone who might wish to drag sensitive subjects into the open.

13.   But they said Clinton still made it clear that she planned to address even those sensitive subjects.

14.   Crusaders on this sensitive subject have deliberately attracted attention, but the voices of everyday physicians have been little heard.

15.   Daytime soap operas have included their share of HIV characters as well, often portraying the sensitive subject in a more progressive manner than prime-time programs.

16.   Discussions of sensitive subjects routinely involve a state-sanctioned vocabulary and punctuation.

17.   Dole wandered back to the press section of his plane and joked with reporters about his age and health -- often a sensitive subject.

18.   Earnings have been a sensitive subject at Fleet this year.

19.   Ernie Irvan continues to take heat on the sensitive subject of his eyesight.

20.   For instance, the Senate never pinned down two recent Supreme Court nominees, Clarence Thomas and David Souter, on the sensitive subject of abortion rights.