11.   And improved rail service will reduce automobile pollution and congestion and take pressure off airports.

12.   And he talked of being a Petty in the world of racing and how his father took the pressure off him.

13.   And the failure of the minimum wage to rise in step with inflation has taken pressure off wages.

14.   And running it takes the pressure off our quarterbacks, our offense.

15.   And, with rare exceptions, it has not taken such pressure very seriously, either.

16.   Artose Pinner emerged as a dependable running back who will take the pressure off Lorenzen, who now has a greater understanding of the Kentucky offensive system.

17.   Barkley would like to have that wrapped up by Friday night, and not just because it would take pressure off the Suns when Seattle visits.

18.   Barry can provide mismatches against smaller shooting guards and his passing ability will take pressure off Martin.

19.   Because the Buccaneers have such a dominant defense, they play a conservative offensive style, which takes pressure off King.

20.   -- Knowing the UCLA alumni, winning the national championship should take the pressure off Bruins basketball coach Jim Harrick -- for at least a week.