61.   Still, the speakers said Monday, the United States is behind other nations that have elected women presidents or prime ministers.

62.   The economic downturn in Asia threatens to weaken a number of U.S.-led programs and diplomatic initiatives in the region that aim to bolster security, speakers said.

63.   The former speaker said he had written five published books.

64.   The Indian speakers said sovereign immunity gave them basic protection from bankruptcy.

65.   The main reason motorists tend to speed in residential areas, said several speakers, is that many roads in neighborhoods appear to be built for speed.

66.   The initial victims of an attack with biological weapons would probably be buried before the correct diagnosis was made, the speakers said.

67.   The parliamentary speaker said the session to vote Wahid out of office would proceed within hours.

68.   The problem was, it was hard to hear the speakers because the commentators were so busy telling us what the speakers were saying.

69.   The speaker also said that he did not discuss his book contract with Murdoch.

70.   The speaker said Clinton could visit him in Jackson on Sunday, where Gingrich said he plans to take walks in the woods to look for moose.