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They also have become far more international than the American schools.

The members of some groups become more than just friends.

By the next week, the best friends had become a couple.

So we started to talk on the phone a lot and became friends.

He had one child and was about to become a father again.

But no one is sure what has become of them now.

The process began as a political story and has again become one.

But the job has become the best he ever had.

The world was about to become a very different place.

Being king, however, is likely to become a more difficult job.

With a little work, I could become one of these women.

The students are given the money and personal support to become teachers.

What might either side give up to have their man become president?

But we need to get out and become known a little bit.

Just how close the two men became is not clear.

Perhaps with a little more living, she will become one.

Over the last year or so, the women have become friends.

I like him a lot because of what he can become.

And every summer I would work on those things to become better.

With little hope, I called her two weeks later and we became friends.

And most important to him, he is about to become a father.

"I think people have become a lot more human toward each other."

The half could become 85 percent under the Clinton plan.

Around the world, just getting work has become a mean business.

In a few weeks, the man could become a woman.