1.  As a result, the era of steady prices may come to an end in March, when farmers signal their planting intentions for next year's crop.

2.  As a result, that measure will come to a vote again Tuesday.

3.  As a result, volunteers have come from China, Nigeria and other countries that have no known association with good police work.

4.  As always in economics, some researchers have come to different conclusions.

5.  As always, the important support for musical choices must come not from the archives but from the sound.

6.  Arguably no vice president in history has come before the electorate better prepared for the job.

7.  Daily, hundreds of the devout and the curious have come to the working-class Hispanic neighborhood to peer and to pray.

8.  Down below, a man named Howard Johnson had come to the same conclusion, Koop noted.

9.  Even then, rates may come down only 10 to 15 basis points.

10.  Even when Michigan is coming to town.