21.   Reluctantly, he agreed that neither evolution nor creationism meets that definition.

22.   That certainly meets my definition of a classic reference work.

23.   That way, the owners and their lawyers claimed, the bar would no longer meet the definition of an adult business.

24.   That would meet the definition of a recession.

25.   The fighting between Israelis and Palestinians does meet the definition of armed conflict, one in which both sides have organized structures and control certain places.

26.   The Dow and other major market measures fell sharply enough to meet the definition of a bear market.

27.   The government will review the cases to see if the youngsters meet the definition of disability established by the new law and regulations.

28.   The Nobel Peace Prize-winning Amnesty International says such imprisonment meets the definition of torture under international law.

29.   They meet his definition of weightlessness.