61.   Opponents also include intellectuals and writers who object to forcing linguistic changes on the German-speaking populace.

62.   Opponents include farmers who work from sunrise to sunset, regardless of the time zone.

63.   Opponents included conservatives, who said people might be forced to sell land to the government, as well as liberals, who argued the measure was too timid.

64.   Opponents included Vojislav Seselj, leader of the ultra-nationalist Radical Party.

65.   Other opponents include China and Israel, Garzon said.

66.   Other potential opponents include James Toney, who watched the fight from ringside, or Fabrice Tiozzo of France.

67.   Possible opponents for Tyson include Axel Schulz, Lou Savarese, Shannon Briggs and Michael Moorer, he said.

68.   The opponents included members of two left-wing, anti-NATO parties which oppose the enlargement because it could mean more nuclear weapons deployed in Europe.

69.   The opponents include legislators who served under Chun and Roh.

70.   Voucher opponents included Republican Gov. John Engler, teachers unions and school administrators.