51.   But the leader of the pilots union accused management of dragging its feet and said that its offer provided the company with more than the savings it needed.

52.   But the state has been dragging its feet long enough, Clarke said.

53.   But the Zapatistas claim the government has not fulfilled the terms of the accords and is dragging its feet on returning to the table.

54.   But they complained that Clinton administration officials were dragging their feet because of political considerations.

55.   But the group cannot afford to drag its feet.

56.   But this year, it seemed to some as though the university presidents dragged their feet.

57.   But while the House gave its final vote to the Senate-passed measure, the Senate dragged its feet on other legislation.

58.   Carriers, who have dragged their feet, may now speed this process.

59.   Carey, the point man on the Piazza deal after Claire dragged his feet, spends money to make money.

60.   City officials deny that the city has been negotiating in bad faith or dragging its feet on a new lease.