1.   But while they defended against outsiders, a new enemy came from their own clergy ranks.

2.   And we are needlessly making new enemies.

3.   And weeds have become a new enemy.

4.   Antipathy toward Suharto runs deeps here, and Salim does not need to make any new enemies.

5.   As for the new enemy, these domestic terrorists who blew up the federal building in Oklahoma City, there is no punishment severe enough to deal with them.

6.   Bravely, the Mets marched into the teeth of the new enemy and bit hard.

7.   But for many listeners on Tuesday, the tale took on a tragic added meaning, a new mortal enemy replacing the old.

8.   But the truth is no one knows how to stop these new enemies.

9.   During the last decade, the small but growing U.S. movement has tackled new enemies like technology and world trade.

10.   Every other year, Leguizamo found himself at a new school, making new friends once again, fending off new enemies, telling new stories about himself.