1.   American businesses eager to do business with Cuba are pushing every pressure point they can to end the U.S. embargo, except the one that might work.

2.   But he told the Senate Judiciary Committee that he would do what he could to end his investments in an insurance syndicate facing great losses from pollution lawsuits.

3.   In his first day of testimony, Judge Breyer said he would do whatever he could to end his association with the syndicate.

4.   Last November, a federal judge dismissed the desegregation suit, saying the district had done all it could to end racial segregation.

5.   Reno said last week that she did all she could to end the standoff peacefully, while still holding Koresh accountable for his crimes.

6.   She recently visited Nairobi, Kenya, to do what she can to end violence against women worldwide.

7.   Pakistan needs to do all it can to end infiltration into Kashmir, Boucher said.

8.   At a news conference later, Kozyrev said Russia was doing all it could to end the Chechen crisis.

9.   Clinton pledged today to do everything he can to end the armed clashes that have wrecked his drive for a settlement between Israel and the Palestinians.

10.   I have taken every step I can to end this matter.