101.   But opponents say most of these boats are not large enough to make the long trip to the Dry Tortugas, especially in treacherous weather.

102.   But opponents say motives behind the measure are not ideological, but political.

103.   But opponents say options merely create the illusion of rapid growth.

104.   But opponents say such a ban would be unconstitutional, and lead to even more corruption.

105.   But opponents say that MSAs would bankrupt the health insurance industry by undermining the bedrock principle of insurance, risk-sharing.

106.   But opponents say the bill could give suppliers grounds to escape their contracts if the payment rate is in dispute.

107.   But opponents say the measure gives an unfair advantage to a few people and will force taxpayers to pay for political campaigns.

108.   But opponents say they want a front-yard fence for privacy, to restrain a pet or to prevent pedestrians from walking on their lawns.

109.   But some opponents say such a move might be premature.

110.   But opponents of vouchers say they would undermine public schools, and Bush has abandoned the idea for now.