61.   But now that the streak is over, Ripken will have more freedom to take a day off, and Miller will have more freedom to incorporate other players.

62.   But pro teams are privately owned and have more freedom.

63.   But Silvestre Gustavo Brown Jr. says he would do anything to have his freedom.

64.   But SilvestreGustavo Brown Jr. says he would do anything to have his freedom.

65.   But the fact remains members still have the freedom to set the rules for their personal offices.

66.   But some analysts worry that in a soft market, Ford may not have such freedom on pricing.

67.   But the problem is that government is not Alcoa, and the treasury secretary does not have the freedom of a corporate boss.

68.   But they call five touches a game where we instead should have freedom of movement.

69.   But they also have substantial freedom to make their own programs, and must complete internships and conduct final research projects that weave together the approaches of many disciplines.

70.   But, they do not have that freedom of movement.

v. + freedom >>共 405
have 10.74%
restrict 5.15%
guarantee 3.38%
demand 3.29%
win 3.18%
give 2.98%
limit 2.95%
enjoy 2.81%
allow 2.72%
protect 2.32%
have + n. >>共 1145
chance 2.31%
problem 2.14%
trouble 1.82%
right 1.67%
plan 1.46%
idea 1.28%
lot 1.20%
time 1.09%
child 1.04%
power 1.04%
freedom 0.11%
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