11.   Such a scenario would spell disaster for many companies, as shop floors remain empty in these pre-holiday weeks, and stocks of inventories sit idle in factory lots.

12.   The document he released Wednesday sought to spell out for voters, with considerable specificity, how Gore would seek to harness continued prosperity on their behalf.

13.   The plan, endorsed by NATO, is to spell out for Eastern European nations next year the conditions for joining NATO as part of a gradual expansion.

14.   These traits make them quick studies for commercial work, but may spell trouble for pet owners.

15.   Goma was one of the few centers in eastern Congo with a functioning economy, and the destruction of its business and inventories spells hardship for the foreseeable future.

16.   Goma was one of the few centers in eastern Congo with a functioning economy, and the destruction of its businesses spells hardship for everyone.

17.   That may not be enough, though, to spell success for advertisers.

18.   The new rules, announced Friday, also spell out for the first time provisions for prosecuting military personnel for adultery.

19.   The new guidelines will spell out for the first time what it means for foods to be labeled organic.

20.   The rules, expected to take effect this summer, will spell out for the first time what it means for foods to be labeled organic.