11.   Bank of America spokeswoman Jane Goodman said the penny supply is tight for the Los Angeles area, but that the bank has been able to meet customer demands.

12.   But finances were tight for his farmer-parents.

13.   But the race has been tight for weeks, with Stabenow narrowly leading in recent polls.

14.   But they found most true tech clothing too big, too shapeless or too tight for spiffy segues from office to see-and-be-seen bistro.

15.   But until then, money can be as tight for them as for any family.

16.   Copper rose for the first time in eight days as stockpiles fell, bolstering expectations that demand will remain tight for the rest of the year.

17.   He said last week that losing weight had led him to think about pulling clothes tight for a sleek, elegant look.

18.   It was tight for a while even with all the turnovers.

19.   Losing Milwaukee makes things for the short term very tight for AL-only leagues.

20.   Money was tight for a while, so Clooney stayed with friends and with his famous Aunt Rosemary.