101.   The speaker said India may have gone ahead with the tests because of growing concern about missile technology that its neighbor and enemy Pakistan has acquired from China.

102.   The speaker said President Clinton is right in his pursuit of of trade equiyt with Japan, but is going about it the wrong way.

103.   The speaker said public investment in private land was against his principles.

104.   The speaker said there would be budget hearings Monday and Tuesday and the Budget Committee would begin voting on Wednesday.

105.   The two speakers said they would work to establish parliamentary links.

106.   What Bellow mostly remembered about his party was worrying that a speaker would say something to embarrass him.

107.   When that happens, the speaker reportedly said, the House can no longer duck it, and many members will vote for a raise.

108.   While many Republicans may consider Gingrich the leader who can articulate that vision, the speaker said he must also weigh his own unpopularity when considering his future.

109.   Worldwide, democratically elected legislatures share some growing problems, some speakers said.

110.   Yavapai speakers say the language is a reflection of the culture.