1.   Having fixed a reasonable standard the court must then consider how those caring for the child, usually the parents, actually measure up to this.

2.   He said that how that the real problem was the expansion of the C C P between nineteen thirty seven to forty seven and the inadequate training.

3.   I need to see how those steamers work, how well they work.

4.   Funny how that all seems so distant now.

5.   He said that Secretary-General Kofi Annan would be making proposals on how that money and an unspecified amount of cash for relief goods could be spent within Iraq.

6.   Regardless of how that battle ends, Figueroa said it is clear the California Legislature will emerge a more conservative body than it has been in decades.

7.   So she asked researchers to get back to her about how those who were neither working nor on welfare were getting by.

8.   That method encourages students to find more meaning in what they read, even if it involves guessing at how those words are pronounced.

9.   The American class-action lawyers remain in heated disagreement with German officials about how that the compensation should be handled.

10.   The jets are broken up into a stream of blobs, and astronomers have long debated about how those blobs form.