91.   Such a policy could create a virtuous circle.

92.   Such a policy has worked well in Switzerland, Japan and Germany, he said.

93.   Such a policy would create goodwill at a time when baseball desperately needs some.

94.   Such a policy would drive Palestinians toward a new intifada, and undermine relations with Arab states.

95.   Such a policy would lead to greater public investment in the environment and education, for example.

96.   Such a policy would mark a dramatic attempt by U.S. bishops to step forward with strict standards that are uniform from state to state.

97.   Such a policy, it is often said by those who oppose affirmative action, replaces equality of opportunity with equality of outcome.

98.   Such a policy could reduce the risk of a global financial meltdown and help the entire region emerge from its crisis.

99.   Such a policy is solidly endorsed by the United States and the International Monetary Fund, but it has failed to raise the standard of living for most Mexicans.

100.   Such a policy would concentrate federal aid on families that truly need help.