41.   Consumer groups argue that easing cable rate caps and lifting local phone monopolies will lead to higher prices.

42.   Consumers understand product risks, the group argues, noting that instructions and warnings are usually included.

43.   Environmentalist groups argue that, if the species protection laws are cut in the way Gorton wants, a number of species could become extinct.

44.   Environmental groups argue that cutting crop subsidies would free more money for conservation and nutrition programs.

45.   Environmental groups argue that the refuge, which is protected from oil exploration until Congress says otherwise, should be sacrosanct.

46.   Environmental groups argued that that was the same as driving the bird to extinction.

47.   Environmental groups have argued for years that the Forest Service should preserve these areas.

48.   First Amendment groups have argued that the new law will restrict content on computer networks to that which is suitable for children and have filed two lawsuits against it.

49.   Gay rights organizations say the civil-rights laws are a necessary defense against discrimination, but some conservative groups argue that they constitute special protection for homosexuals.

50.   Given the risk of side effects, the group argues, the vaccine should not be administered.