41.   Each measure has different standards of proof and rules of enforcement, and some are so sweeping that billions of dollars of trade are at stake.

42.   Even with delayed enforcement, the measure could still have a real impact, Clinton aides said.

43.   Even so, the measure had no chance of passing in a Republican-controlled Congress.

44.   Family-planning advocates say the measure has nothing to do with abortion, since none of the money can be used for abortions.

45.   Feinstein acknowledged that her more sweeping measure has almost no chance to pass the current Congress, saying that the most powerful lobby in Washington is the gun lobby.

46.   Foolish because studies show repeatedly those measures have little to do with the root causes.

47.   Further budget-cutting measures would then have to be taken, he said.

48.   French measures analysts expect have a narrower scope than those expected in Germany.

49.   Gore said the measures will have serious political consequences for both countries.

50.   He said that he knew such a measure would have to be approved incrementally over many years but that its eventual enactment was inevitable.