1.  Any researcher would retain ownership rights on new discoveries they make using the cells.

2.  Derivatives are making their way into the bank loan market, further blurring the distinction between loans and traded securities such as corporate bonds.

3.  Despite being shot at, they made saving the children their top priority, as ordered by Attorney General Janet Reno, he said.

4.  Despite making tinkering with car stereos his hobby, he recently realized there is a time and place to take a more passive approach to installation.

5.  Developing a relationship with store personnel can go a long way to make shopping easier and keeping up with incoming styles.

6.  Despite hundreds of injuries and repeated written warnings of safety threats, A&M administrators made preserving the bonfire as a student-run activity paramount.

7.  Daniels, R-Chandler, originally wanted to make hazing a Class 6 felony at the urging of a friend from Winslow.

8.  Despite our good intentions, we were only making Jake's eating worse.

9.  Dating relationships are not always covered by state domestic violence laws, which makes obtaining an order of protection difficult, especially for minors.

10.  Developing global brands also is expected to make Avon's marketing programs more focused as it doubles advertising spending by 2000.