1.  While Amnesty recorded that ANC supporters had also committed abuses, it reserved most of its criticism for state departments.

2.  But rather than use the appearance to snipe at one another, the three reserved most of their fire for Torricelli.

3.  But they will have to stand in line behind alumni, who have reserved most of the hotel space in Pasadena.

4.  Clinton, with solid support from Democrats and the public, proposes to reserve most of the surplus to shore up Social Security and Medicare.

5.  Gates reserved most of his enthusiasm for new features that will weld Office XP to the Internet, both for interactive information retrieval and for collaborative activities.

6.  Jewell and his lawyers reserve most of their animus, however, for Cox, owner of The Journal and its sister paper, The Constitution.

7.  The experts did praise Giuliani for reserving most of the money for deficit reduction, and not proposing new programs.

8.  While the NATO alliance is the formal enemy, Yugoslavs seem to be reserving most of their animosity for the self-styled leader of the alliance, the United States.

9.  But Hitchcock reserved most of his praise for Belfour.

10.  But they reserved most of their condemnation for Osama bin Laden, who is suspected of engineering the September terrorist attacks in the United States.