| 11. | They are simply fees that the companies are tacking onto their commissions.
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| 12. | First, she adjusted her name, tacking Jospin at the end.
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| 13. | To assist in tacking the beitass kept the luff taut.
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| 14. | Vice Admiral tacking ahead, placing Ashby between two fires.
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| 15. | Tacking was not possible and so an anchor was dropped.
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| 16. | The design also includes a self-tacking jib to ease handling.
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| 17. | This is what one of his advisors calls " tacking ."
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| 18. | Clinton can't even admit to a prevarication without tacking on another.
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| 19. | A tacking duel left America3 ahead by 37 seconds at the first mark.
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| 20. | "Tic-Tacking " is local slang for secret talks.
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