41.   He spoke after a memorial service at a Chicago church for Texas Hispanic political leader Hector P. Garcia, founder of the American GI Forum.

42.   He spoke after attending a packed lecture on the hidden risks of time travel given by Airaudi.

43.   He spoke after meeting briefly with Gen. Anthony G. Zinni, the commander of all American forces in the Persian Gulf region.

44.   He said it was not clear whether Gubernat and Ms. Deremer had spoken after that.

45.   He spoke after a half-hour conference call among Clinton, Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott, who is in Moscow, and Deputy Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers.

46.   He spoke only after being promised that his name would not be printed.

47.   He spoke just after Israel and the Palestinians finally reached agreement on Hebron and the timing of further Israeli redeployments in the West Bank.

48.   His speech drew standing ovations from both sides of the aisle and applause from the gallery of tourists -- and left those who spoke after him in near oblivion.

49.   His speech drew standing ovations from both sides of the aisle and applause from the gallery of tourists -- and consigned those who spoke after him to near oblivion.

50.   However, Berg, who said it was strange playing against Norstrom, was careful in choosing his words when he spoke to him after the game.