71.   The planned budget cuts still have to clear several legislative hurdles and the threat of a White House veto.

72.   The proposed Medicaid cuts could have a dramatic impact in California.

73.   The proposed cuts would have devastating health effects in California and across the country.

74.   The proposed cuts have the town up in arms, and the superintendent has tightened his security detail and taken up smoking again.

75.   The Senate Finance Committee could be swayed by the moderate Republicans who believe the tax cut has to be less.

76.   The term refers to a system House Republicans want to use to evaluate the effect tax cuts will have on the federal budget.

77.   Their focus was on the positive effect that three Federal Reserve interest rate cuts would have on stock prices.

78.   These cuts in food stamps have nothing to do with welfare reform.

79.   They differ, though, as to whether the tax cut will have any appreciable long-term impact on economic growth.

80.   They predicted that the tax cut would have to be revised, but not anytime soon.