61.   Lawmakers made it clear they were still unhappy with Yeltsin for sacking his last prime minister, Yevgeny Primakov.

62.   Lawmakers made provisions in the budget for extra surplus money to pay off debt and fund school construction projects, rather than borrowing.

63.   Lawmakers will make those final decisions in future bills that may provoke veto fights with President Clinton.

64.   Lawmakers have made payment conditional on sweeping U.N. reforms that the United Nations says have largely been implemented.

65.   Lawmakers made it clear they were still unhappy with Yeltsin.

66.   Lawmakers should make sure it does.

67.   Neo-Nazi groups have denounced Jews at recent public rallies, and some Communist lawmakers have made virulent anti-Semitic remarks.

68.   Netanyahu called on lawmakers to make it possible for him to run in the elections, likely to be held in early February.

69.   Other right-wing lawmakers made similar demands, Army Radio said.

70.   Russian lawmakers can make nominations for the Nobel Peace Prize.