1.   Although ISDN has been around for some time, the recent adoption of national standards for its implementation has given its popularity a jump start.

2.   And such a decline could eventually give the economy and the stock market the jump start they need.

3.   Are they all looking for a creative jump start?

4.   BMW, in fact, advises that jump starts be avoided if possible.

5.   A career that could use a jump start was suffering from a false step.

6.   A casual approach to a jump start can result in a battery explosiuon and seriouse injury.

7.   A vine with roots in such soil gets a jump start over one on a less favorable parcel.

8.   After starting the studio so his friend, rap artist Ras Kazz, could get a jump start on his profession, Whitfield took it seriously for a while.

9.   But if Klompus and others get a some sort of serious nod from the NCAA, it would give a jump start toward a better facility.

10.   But if Gordon is going to mirror last season and the season before, he will need a jump start soon.