1.  Despite political risks, oil and gas company officials say they must go where nature deposited the world's reserves.

2.  Detroit's pitchers dare to go where no men have gone before.

3.  Deutch sees it a bit differently: The United States wants Saddam to go _ if the country does not fall apart.

4.  Despite questions about the raid, U.S. forces continue to go after what they believe are groups of Al Qaida or Taliban leaders.

5.  Diane Russell (Kim Delaney) gets stuck in the middle, and in a few scenes it all goes exactly where you think it will go.

6.  DiMarco has already shown he doesn't mind going where others don't perceive he belongs.

7.  Direct view TV (the television as we know it) is the best way to go if you have a room with ambient light, Jenson said.

8.  Do you remember how when it was your turn, you sailed higher than anybody else and just kept going when the vine parted?

9.  Do not go if you expect to see everything from the Tyrolean Iceman's sack up through Kate Spade.

10.  Disabled people should be able to go where they want, when they want, he said.