1.  Any piece of art with a flag in it is going to generate some kind of response, mostly because the flag itself is art.

2.  Any poker player will tell you that two of a kind is good and one of a kind does little.

3.  Any self-respecting KGB officer should have had three different kinds of alarm bells ringing over these attributes, but not, it seems, the future president.

4.  Defensively, he creates the problem of penetration, and that's why they can apply the kind of pressure they do.

5.  Define which kinds of newsgroups, chat areas and World Wide Web sites you want them visiting, and which you don't.

6.  Derber argues that such tactics erode people's trust in society: "People emerge from these kinds of experiences feeling betrayed, manipulated and angry."

7.  Derek Bok, the former president and now a university professor at Harvard, acknowledges that any kind of national test for college students is highly unlikely.

8.  Dekker and several colleagues are learning how to manhandle these tubular molecules into fundamentally new kinds of electronic components.

9.  Derrick Rhamad is the kind of voter the Republicans say they have been dreaming about to help them retake the White House next month.

10.  Described by his family as quiet and kind, Richard Silvia had been divorced for about five years.