1.   A glycol ether of the same chemical group from which antifreeze is derived.

2.   A Scandinavian study uses a randomisation scheme which will probably prevent the group from obtaining a scientifically valuable result.

3.   Bring more groups from the United States, they say, so we can have more open communication.

4.   In many cases, he has kept members of the original groups from using the names they helped make famous.

5.   Masked gunmen snatched two members of the group from their hotel.

6.   The first option was rejected, as in the past it has isolated the small group from the department.

7.   The slightest hint of militancy was enough to bar a group from being funded.

8.   There are some characteristics that are helpful in distinguishing a mere group from a team.

9.   This leads to the relationships between different groups, including groups from different cultures.

10.   All the acts were good, but the evening belonged to a dance group from Moscow.