71.   Union leaders argue that expanding free trade will undermine American workers and benefit operations in foreign nations were wages are low and environmental standards are lax.

72.   Union leaders argue that their members are overdue for a significant raise.

73.   Union leaders argue fast track will help ship jobs south of the border while holding down wages in this country.

74.   Union leaders argue that workfare jobs do not offer the merit pay, promotion opportunities and formal means of lodging complaints that they believe make work so rewarding.

75.   Union leaders argued that their members were overdue for a significant raise.

76.   While lamenting the tightened security, Jewish leaders argue that it is the only defense against a new invisible enemy.

77.   Yet conservative leaders argue that the election was not a repudiation of their agenda.

78.   Within Hamas, some leaders have reportedly argued that the group would be more effective if it moved from armed action to a role in the political process.

79.   Opposition leaders argue that Chavez is promoting violence with his fiery rhetoric.

80.   Other Arab leaders have also argued the United States should do more to pressure Israel to end its confrontation with the Palestinians.