51.   On unemployment, Chirac said that reducing work time was a way of creating new jobs, although this had to be considered on a case by case basis.

52.   Our conversation moved to the likelihood of life elsewhere in the universe, and what we considered the transience of life on Earth.

53.   Possible federal actions will be considered on Tuesday by the Department of Agriculture, which has the authority to call quarantines to restrict the movement of a plant disease.

54.   Patriots sources indicate that coaching changes are being considered on offense, but only if the right candidates are available as replacements.

55.   Requests for the lower interest rate from GE Rewards cardholders who already carry balances will be considered on a case-by-case basis, he said.

56.   Pryor then tried to have his amendment considered on the Senate floor as part of the budget bill.

57.   Q. Will you allow many amendments to be considered on this bill?

58.   Senate leaders are trying to work out as many problems as possible so the bill can be considered on the floor with few disruptions.

59.   Sheffield, who disclosed he has been rehabilitating his back from stress fractures he said were discovered four weeks ago, said he considered himself on time.

60.   Some of these measures might deserve to be considered on their merits on another day.