1.   As of Friday, Senator Edward M. Kennedy was trying to insert language in the national budget in a last-minute attempt to preserve the state mandate.

2.   A year ago the Kentucky Republican tried to insert language in the Republican budget bill that would have abolished the public campaign financing system for presidential races.

3.   But Warner said he wanted to temper the resolution, inserting language requiring Bush to consult with congressional leaders if he decided on military action.

4.   Chiefly, he said, the lawyers expect the networks to begin inserting language into every deal creating a formula up front for profit participants.

5.   Conservancy officials said the language was inserted as an indirect means of preventing a major reconstruction, and that the conservancy itself had nothing against seismic reinforcement.

6.   Either way, language could be inserted to make the money available as soon as the bill passes, he said.

7.   However, supporters of an auction recently inserted language into one bill that would order the FCC to study the issue before the spectrum is auctioned or given away.

8.   However, the Americans inserted language in the agreement specifying that Futenma would be closed down only after Japan had built an equivalent heliport somewhere else.

9.   His testimony and that of other experts before a panel set up last year by Huckabee was critical in getting the competency language inserted into the new law.

10.   In another vote Tuesday, the House committee approved inserting appropriations language that would require health plans for federal workers to cover prescription contraceptives.