61.   The environmental movement has stronger grass roots support in Europe, where nations like Italy and Germany have green parties sitting in parliament.

62.   The first movement could have had a bit more of the brio Beethoven asks for in the tempo marking.

63.   The grass-roots guerrilla movement always had a varied following, but the shootouts between former comrades-in-arms has shocked many people in Kosovo.

64.   The Israeli army denied preventing ambulances from moving around Ramallah, but said that during heavy exchanges of fire such movements had to be coordinated with both sides.

65.   The followers protested that their movement has no formal organization, no offices, no financial income and no political aspirations.

66.   The Lubavitcher movement has a study center on the campo, and there are several small gift shops in the area selling Jewish religious goods.

67.   The movement has its critics, who warn it could lead to job losses for unskilled workers, saddle businesses with higher costs and worsen inflation.

68.   The movement has two factions, and Khatib belongs to what Israeli officials say is the extremist wing.

69.   The messianic Jewish movement has its own spiritual leaders, houses of worship and national associations.

70.   The Mexican conservational movement has little or no budget.