1.   The important thing to remember is to have implicit faith in the instrument indications, ignoring any contrary physical sensations.

2.   Arguably, the charitable impulse is not lessened but in fact is heightened by separating it from the self-interest a faith has in enhancing itself.

3.   At the time the scale of disappearances was not widely known, and Mignone, a devout Roman Catholic and a Peronist, had faith in due process.

4.   Breaking faith has its consequences.

5.   But he readily concedes that the two faiths have a different view of Jesus Christ.

6.   But his faith in markets has its limits.

7.   But with the rate increase, he announced, in effect, that his faith in productivity had its limits.

8.   But, as faith would have it, he dropped the ball and Grambling won the game.

9.   Faith has, after all, many demonstrated benefits.

10.   Faith will have to do.