1.  Any sense of community rested on a belief in the convergence of two sets of interests.

2.  As a boy, he absorbed classical music on the radio and learned chemistry from a hand-me-down set, ChemCraft (NU)5.

3.  Defined assignments with set due dates and specific markers along the way work wonders for the overachiever as well as her perfectionist boss.

4.  Deflated, the unit takes up less space than a set of golf clubs.

5.  Cube said he brought a similar straight-up attitude to the set.

6.  Dervish's "At the End of the Day," a fiery set by one of Ireland's best young bands.

7.  Desert boots, which are laced with two sets of eyelets, were introduced by Clarks in the '60s and have periodically enjoyed the limelight.

8.  Designed by the Quay Brothers, the multidoored set is an additional character that adds to the laughs and later provides the stunning final image.

9.  Cultural property is also intangible: a set of ideas, attitudes, styles.

10.  CULTURE (Moved in "e" category) TV-SEINFELD (New York) _ On the set of one of the last "Seinfeld" episodes.