21.   If the ballots were to be thrown out, Bush would lose enough net votes to change the outcome of the election.

22.   In addition, several medical papers cited evidence that termination of the pregnancy did not change the outcome for the patients.

23.   In the House the debate is choreographed, but in the Senate it is more spontaneous, and such last-minute appeals may change the outcome.

24.   In the state case, Sharpton had to demonstrate that irregularities in the balloting and vote count were so pervasive that they changed the outcome of the primary.

25.   Justice Department lawyers said the documents contain no information that would have changed the outcome of the trial.

26.   Many lawyers and judges regard it as an overreaction that tramples individual rights and could change the outcome of a trial.

27.   Maybe I can make a play that changes the outcome of the game.

28.   Not that fewer mistakes would have changed the outcome.

29.   One high-profile crime by one parolee can change the outcome of an election.