21.   Because Microsoft used its marketing clout to dominate the software industry, the company has made powerful enemies both inside and outside the industry.

22.   Both have made enemies of the right wing.

23.   A domineering strategist who has worked for both parties and made visceral enemies in the process, Morris lightly dismissed the knocks in an interview.

24.   After a stormy term, during which he managed to make enemies and alienate friends, he was turned out of office.

25.   Along the way, Ruthardt has made enemies because of her unpredictability, her taste for closed-door negotiations and her refusal to answer questions, even from legislative committees.

26.   Burns said that, during his two years behind the Sabres bench, Nolan made many enemies in positions of power.

27.   Brown spoke up, and made some enemies.

28.   Burke made enemies, particularly among Minneapolis area doctors who were opposed to an HMO telling them what they could charge.

29.   But Campbell brings at least a whiff of the locker-room insider, the politician who made a few enemies in Detroit and soothed a few egos in New York.

30.   But he moves markets and makes enemies when his firm issues one of its reports, which specialize in identifying inflated stocks headed for trouble.