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The roster of potential opponents to Mr. Dodd, including former Representative Rob Simmons and Lawrence Kudlow, the stock market talking head, doesn't look as formidable at the moment.

The roster of potential Republican contenders also includes Gov. Mitch Daniels of Indiana, Representative Mike Pence of Indiana, and Rick Santorum, a former senator from Pennsylvania.

At least three Obama fund-raisers are interested in Italy this time around, according to people familiar with the roster of potential candidates.

THE film industry loves the familiarity of sequels, so it won't spoil the ending of this column to reveal that the Web sites for this year's roster of potential summer box-office blockbusters are mostly formulaic rehashes of past sites.

The roster of potential sponsors for "The Runner," Mr. Shaw said, could easily include everyone from McDonald's to Home Depot to The Gap. "We've already had a number of people approach us," Mr. Shaw said.

RadioShack presented a strong roster of potential winners, a bigger list of stars than most of the 16 ProTour teams automatically invited and the 6 wild cards, including 2 minor Spanish teams for cannon fodder.

Of 151 clinics contacted to provide information regarding DS controls, 47 refused or were unable to provide rosters of potential DS controls and 27 had no other age eligible children with DS to refer.

Owing to secular telephone trends (Ross et al, 2004), RDD was undesirable for phase 2. Instead, rosters of potential controls, randomly selected on anticipated birth year distribution, were requested from state birth registries.

Close the deal, and Ms. Zanuck will receive a six-figure commission and a roster full of potential Formula 1 referrals.

After contracting with Mr. Beers to produce the shows, Ms. Berman and Mr. Braun met with NBC executives and pitched a roster of 10 potential series.

And Manhattan's shrinking creative caste makes up her roster of past and potential lovers for Eleanor.