21.   After being checked out by doctors at New York Downtown Hospital, she said the accident shook her confidence in the subways.

22.   But a judicial investigation into fresh evidence of police and government involvement in the anti-terrorist death squad has badly shaken confidence in his government.

23.   But a longer list of downbeat earnings reports could shake confidence.

24.   But barely had Kahn taken the helm than he sent out a biographical fact sheet that shook the confidence of investors.

25.   But he said on Wednesday that his confidence is not shaken.

26.   But her confidence is shaken when she tries to help her fourth-grader, Randi, with her math homework.

27.   But it would fall far short of satisfying demands for full disclosure of the bad loan problem that has shaken worldwide confidence in Japanese banks.

28.   But many market watchdogs at the federal and state level say they fear the proposed changes will shake investor confidence in the fairness and honesty of the American markets.

29.   But the manner of the losses could shake the confidence of the pitching staff for a while.

30.   But the processes have been complicated, and have taken months to shake the confidence of international investors and the bull markets around the world.