1.   This appeared to resolve a controversy in which the USA had expressed misgivings about the effect of the new corps on NATO.

2.   But some human rights experts say that finding clean officers is so difficult that the new corps should have been chosen from the civilian population.

3.   But such internal debates may be merely a prelude to a bigger battle, one certain to test the mettle of the new corps of privacy officers.

4.   But the genesis of the new corps has as much to do with the peacetime politics of European soldiers as the emblems of history and unity.

5.   By being traded, McGwire has a ready-made problem of facing an entirely new corps of pitchers.

6.   Jackson, who will oversee the daily operations of the new corps, signed a document laying out its operational principles.

7.   Next week, Hayden will deploy a new corps of motorcycle officers with orders to scour the city looking for outdoor drug dealing and gang activity on city streets.

8.   On the inauguration of the new corps, Moscinski and a half-dozen CCCers drove out to the Army base to mingle with the youth workers.

9.   The day after her speech, Kopp sits observing an institute classroom, where new corps members are studying education theory.

10.   The immediate task, Pentagon officials say, is to begin training Bosnian officers and build a new corps of sergeants, the glue of any army.