61.   Grassley said he was confident his measure would pass.

62.   Had the measure passed, President Boris N. Yeltsin would have been forced either to dismiss his Cabinet or to dissolve the legislature and hold early elections.

63.   Had the measure passed, President Boris Yeltsin would have been forced either to dismiss his Cabinet or to dissolve the legislature and hold early elections.

64.   He expresses ambivalence about the amendment, saying he opposes gambling but wants the measure to pass in the Legislature so that voters can have the final say.

65.   He predicted the measure would pass decisively whenever it gets to the floor.

66.   He insists he thinks the measure will pass before Congress adjourns but he does not have a compromise solution to offer.

67.   Her measure passed the Senate but has been tabled by House leaders.

68.   His measure would have passed one year had not some of his supposed political allies gone to the session of parliament instead of the opening of a new play.

69.   Hough said he is optimistic that the measure will pass Congress this year.

70.   House Speaker Thomas Foley, D-Wash., has said he is pessimistic that any health care measure can pass this year.