1.  Anybody who sets goals should be following Lee around right now, pointing to his plate and saying: "I'll have what he's having."

2.  As a car market, Iran has what makes automakers salivate.

3.  Delaware lost money on its Osprey holdings, but not nearly as much as it would have if it had held on through Enron's bankruptcy filing.

4.  Descarpentries must show that Bull has what it takes to be profitable consistently, with strong revenue growth, analysts said.

5.  Customers whose "buy" orders were executed by Knight thus had to pay more for the stock than they would have if their orders were postponed.

6.  Despite the administration's missteps throughout the high-profile standoff, Clinton has had what any politician wants in such a fix: public support for his position.

7.  Despite his intellect and courage, however, Sherman in Leavenworth had what a contemporary labeled an "insurmountable objection" to pleading a case in court.

8.  Despite having absolutely no government experience, Bloomberg is convinced he has what it takes to lead the nation's largest city.

9.  Dewhurst, meanwhile, has what some observers call a hard-right philosophy with a smiley face.

10.  Disk-recovery programs like The Norton Utilities are important to have when things go wrong.