1.  Any police reporter working a major crime story could attest to that.

2.  Defensive tackles don't work out with quarterbacks.

3.  Defensively, Kennedy needed work turning the double play.

4.  Deputy Secretary of the Department of the Interior J. Steven Griles worked as a lobbyist for the coal and oil industry in the 1990s.

5.  Deputy Superintendent Gil Kleiman, spokesman for the National Police, said the bus was packed with schoolchildren and people going to work.

6.  Denise's mother, Ella Haley, works at McCain Foods, packing potatoes.

7.  Dennehy is one of many actors of national stature who consider Chicago, and especially the Goodman and Steppenwolf companies, to be ideal places to work.

8.  Dennis Barley, a private investigator who worked for Kallins, sees the deal as simply a case of prosecutorial provincialism.

9.  Dennis Eckersley (5-4) worked the ninth to pick up the win.

10.  Dennis Stawkowski worked as a carpenter for a construction company that renovated a city-owned apartment building in East Harlem and public schools in Brooklyn and Queens.