51.   More than two dozen women have accused Packwood of making unwanted sexual advances, and some have accused him of touching and kissing them against their will.

52.   Ms. Steele is charged with lying in an affidavit and statements to investigators about her knowledge of whether the president had made an unwanted sexual advance to Ms. Willey.

53.   Ms. Steele initially told Isikoff, the Newsweek reporter, that Ms. Willey told her of the alleged sexual advance just after she said it happened.

54.   Mrs. Willey is the only woman, other than Mrs. Jones, who has said publicly that Clinton made unwelcome sexual advances.

55.   Ms. Willey said she resisted an unwanted sexual advance from the president just outside the Oval Office.

56.   Ms. Willey, a former White House volunteer, has said Clinton made a sexual advance toward her outside the Oval Office.

57.   Nor did she resist their sexual advances after nights of drinking and smoking marijuana.

58.   Non-bingers reported having sleep or study interrupted, receiving unwanted sexual advances and being pushed, hit or assaulted.

59.   Now she is about to travel through scarcely charted legal waters as the federal judge presiding over a lawsuit that accuses President Clinton of improper sexual advances.

60.   Official oppression involves such conduct as sexual harassment, making sexual advances or requesting sexual favors.