11.   As analysts learned of this unpleasant surprise, prices for the shares of both banks fell sharply.

12.   As with the Whitewater affair, there may be more unpleasant surprises to come.

13.   A better approach might be to immunize the whole company against unpleasant surprises by persuading top management to share information more widely.

14.   But California has been doing away with that unpleasant surprise for the past three decades.

15.   But any such impression could quickly fade, because this White House has a sorrowful history of seeing its well-laid plans vaporized by unpleasant surprises.

16.   But it was the Consumer Price Index that held the biggest potential for unpleasant surprises.

17.   But ignoring the serious problems of Indian democracy today invites unpleasant surprises tomorrow.

18.   But the three men, reined in on their horses, know that an unpleasant surprise may be around the next corner.

19.   But there were some unpleasant surprises, such as fees that Jones accepted from a Florida bond firm.

20.   But when that changes, bank shareholders and junk bond buyers may both be in for some unpleasant surprises.