1.   And unlike most of the scars President Clinton bears from playing two years of Washington hardball, this one would be self-inflicted.

2.   As that stalemate continues, the protesters are trying to bring added pressure to bear from a variety of quarters.

3.   But the agreement was also borne from a sense that voters here were tired of the partisan politics associated with Washington.

4.   Call it cautious optimism, borne from the fact that Saturday the Kings actually showed a little spunk.

5.   It may take someone with the magic of Santa Claus to offset the magic Orlando can bring to bear from the Disney corporation, ABC television and even ESPN.

6.   NASA is borrowing some of the technology borne from the scuttled Strategic Defense Initiative missile program and the reduced National Aero-Space Plane.

7.   The greatest fruit borne from the works of Jacob Lawrence may be his essential Americanness.

8.   This aversion is borne from practical experience.

9.   Can a relationship borne from injustice be called friendship?

10.   Each has a child from a previous marriage, two were borne from their own union and one other child was adopted.