1. The genius of our stem-cell genie bids fair to speed longevity's day. 2. Another dialectical variant presents itself : This bids fair to be a rootin'- roaring campaign. 3. They bid fair to become the dominant life form. 4. Gore's plan bids fair to do something about that. 5. The good news is that the republic bids fair to survive eight years of left-handed leadership. 6. Wired bids fair to be the most multisensed " hot " word on the American linguistic scene. 7. A remarkable confluence of personalities and economic forces bids fair to break the logjam along the Rio Grande. 8. With his melting posture, moody eroticism and haunted gaze, Malkovich bids fair to become the Kate Moss of acting. 9. His acting was of the school of John Philip Kemble, whom he bid fair to rival in his early days. 10. Only Jack Nicholson bids fair to stem the tide by landing the best actor statuette for As Good As It Gets.
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