1.   She headed for the door at a dead run, her new arm thumping uselessly against various items of furniture.

2.   ...a new strategic arms reduction agreement.

3.   The West Germans were becoming increasingly eager to cultivate relations across the Iron Curtain, and both sides were hinting at new arms talks.

4.   And Russian weapons factories would like to conclude new arms deals.

5.   As much as the pitchers need new arms, Daulton needs new knees and until he gets them, he will play somewhere other than behind the plate.

6.   As officers skim off money for personal gain, unit training and weapons maintenance as well as procurement of new arms are woefully neglected.

7.   But he added that the French did not want to provoke more controversy while the Security Council was trying to devise a new arms monitoring system for Iraq.

8.   But key U.S. military officers in the Pacific believe the review overstates Chinese capabilities, underplays U.S. relations with allies and exaggerates the promise of new arms.

9.   But Russia also still has a national interest in not fueling a new arms in the Middle East.

10.   But unless Russia approves a new arms control agreement soon, the United States will need new tritium in six years to sustain its arsenal.