1.  Frucher noted that as more women find prominent jobs in business and politics, couples are increasingly faced with potential conflicts of interest.

2.  He has a packed speaking schedule, a more prominent job with his union and dinner invitations from high level government officials, including Prime Minister Lionel Jospin.

3.  No doubt Weld would prefer another prominent job, one more interesting and challenging, and that would let Lieutenant Governor Paul Cellucci move up.

4.  Rob Prazmark, a sports marketing consultant, said Payne was smart enough to know that he had to act quickly to secure a prominent job.

5.  Rob Prazmark, a sports marketing consultant, said Payne was smart enough to know that he had to act quick to secure a prominent job.

6.  The Japanese government, which is a major donor to the U.N. system, has worked consistently in recent years to promote Japanese to prominent U.N. jobs.

7.  This form of chauvinism is not indigenous to American society, but we do a prominent job of it.

8.  University of Maryland historian Roger Davidson said Dole probably was wise to keep his prominent job while campaigning.

9.  Sjafrie will take a less prominent job as adviser on national affairs to the armed forces chief of staff.

10.  Today, a half-dozen alumni of that episode have found prominent jobs in the Bush administration.