61.   Rather than have its certifications outright revoked, the state decided to surrender its certification.

62.   Republicans could have a third candidate if state Senate President Toni Jennings of Orlando decides to get into the race.

63.   Several executives cautioned that the states could still decide to postpone the lawsuit.

64.   So the state might decide to meet its obligations by distributing depreciated shares of stock.

65.   So the state has decided on a tougher approach.

66.   Some states would have decided to try something different, and the policies that worked the best would have been imitated by other states.

67.   Such legislation would allow states to decide the matter, he said.

68.   Texas Gov. George W. Bush has said states should decide whether to allow medical marijuana within their boundaries.

69.   The bill would replace the current Medicaid program with lump-sum grants that the states could decide how to spend on health care for low-income people.

70.   The bill would let states decide whether to bar such immigrants from several other social welfare programs.