51.   Opponents include several labor unions and business groups.

52.   Opponents include the NAACP and advocates of gun control, abortion rights, homosexuals and the environment.

53.   Besides the Communists, opponents included the Greens, now in government, the autonomy-seeking Northern League and the centrist Popular Party.

54.   First-round opponents also include Costa Rica and Turkey.

55.   His opponents include six lawmakers, among them a non-affiliated legislator known for his anti-corruption work.

56.   His likely opponents include former Chancellor Kenneth Clarke, an internationalist, and Ann Widdecombe, the staunchly conservative domestic affairs spokeswoman.

57.   Its first-round opponents include France, Scotland and Tonga.

58.   Opponents also included Bavaria, whose brewers are increasingly shifting to cans.

59.   Opponents included GOP Sens. Helms, Robert Bennett of Utah, John Kyl of Arizona, Don Nickles and Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma and George Voinovich of Ohio.

60.   Opponents included several conservatives plus deputies from the old Soviet states of Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and the Ukraine.