1.   This time the alleged transgressions involve a violation of constitutional protections that really matter in a democracy.

2.   What mattered, once they were committed to the huge exercise in architectural solipsism, was its completion.

3.   Accuracy matters in everyday life.

4.   NI covers the issues that matter in way that counts.

5.   Everyone -- everyone who matters in Manhattan, that is -- says the system will have to change.

6.   And does it matter in listening or playing the music itself?

7.   And the BCS is all that really matters in college football now.

8.   And what matters, in the end, is not how long we keep life but what use we make of it while we have it.

9.   Baggage is a pressing matter in cabin safety at the moment, said Jim Burnett, the outspoken former head of the National Transportation Safety Board.

10.   Barry and Friedman studied win-win successes, too, and found gray matter can matter in those cases.