1.   Many more people now own their own homes.

2.   No one people owns the map that shows the way.

3.   How many people have owned or handled this object?

4.   One in three people own a bike.

5.   And most of these homes are owned by people with business-computing experience.

6.   And unlike traditional film cameras and editing systems, these are cheap enough that people can own their own systems.

7.   As more and more lower-level people own stock in their companies, they, too, are subject to insider-trading rules.

8.   At least the Busch people own the Cardinals.

9.   At least the Coors people own a piece of the Rockies.

10.   Because cars elsewhere were owned by people with higher incomes, the regressive nature of gasoline taxes was far less socially important.