51.   The vote could mean that the P-I strike would end while the Times strike continues.

52.   The vote means that Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking, interrupted by four suicide bombings by Islamic militants in February and March, is back on track.

53.   Their vote means the legislature must choose a new premier and Yugoslav government within a month.

54.   The vote means the two men could be arrested.

55.   Their vote means the legislature must select a new premier and Yugoslav government within a month.

56.   The vote did not mean that Major has to resign.

57.   The vote means that if Northrop Grumman still wants to take over TRW, it will have do so through negotiations with the TRW board.

58.   The vote means that Myanmar will receive no technical cooperation or assistance from the ILO except for the direct purpose of eliminating forced labor.

59.   The vote means that the Baghdad government has little chance of meeting its goal of having sanctions lifted by early next year.

60.   The vote means the issue will not come back during this legislature.