| attack n as n | 5.07 | Palestinian officials attack the ban as an insult. | |||
| develop n as n | 5.00 | We have to develop Arnaz as a leader. | |||
| follow n as n | 4.87 | I followed the Jazz as a kid. | |||
| end n as n | 4.81 | Primor ends his term as ambassador next week. | |||
| try n as n | 4.74 | -- Try Listerine as an astringent. | |||
| announce n as n | 4.61 | He then announced his retirement as a driver. | |||
| provide n as n | 4.61 | But he provides a Moroccan Jew as a cantor. | |||
| remember n as n | 4.61 | Both remember women as victims. | |||
| sign n as n | 4.61 | They signed Flutie as a backup. | |||
| become n as n | 4.54 | Collins became a starter as a senior. | |||
| face n as n | 4.54 | He recalled facing Clemens as a hitter. | |||
| brand n as n | 4.48 | They branded the skeptics as racists. | |||
| enjoy n as n | 4.48 | I enjoyed my time as a coach. | |||
| remove n as n | 4.48 | She removed her name as a sponsor. | |||
| count n as n | 4.41 | The Byrds counted Simons as a friend. | |||
| tout n as n | 4.28 | Others touted legal reform as a prerequisite. | |||
| wear n as n | 4.02 | We wear the bracelets as a reminder. | |||
| serve n as n | 3.95 | Serve warm as an appetizer. | |||
| approve n as n | 3.88 | Ramos approves lethal injection as punishment. | |||
| cover n as n | 3.88 | Will cover arrival as spot. |