1.  Both lengths are fixed in the normal manner, the longer one first, and the mitre made good with adhesive.

2.  Dividing the current score by its length means that shorter hypotheses no longer necessarily have a much more optimistic estimated score than longer ones.

3.  The longer one opens with a series of petitions in which the meditator prays for grace to serve God with his whole being.

4.  Although short phone calls are roughly doubled or more, longer ones are increased by a smaller percentage.

5.  After a thunderstorms Wednesday night transformed a long course into a longer one, nobody expected low scores.

6.  But for nearly all day cruises to the Caribbean, and even some longer ones, inspections are carried out en route.

7.  Buyers must make a minimum commitment of three years, but if they make a longer one, the annual increase lessens.

8.  Dental hygiene for our pets gives them a better quality of life and perhaps even a longer one.

9.  Every short list suggests another, much longer one of alternate possibilities.

10.  For now, the short versions will be mailed along with the longer ones.