71.   But opponents say the law is vulnerable to abuse.

72.   But opponents say the measure is simply a mean-spirited attack on gays and lesbians.

73.   But opponents say the power is not needed, the giant structures would mar the landscape, and cooling systems would threaten water supplies.

74.   But opponents say the savings would not materialize.

75.   But opponents say this idea is preposterous.

76.   But opponents said it would encourage monopolies, hurting consumers.

77.   But opponents said its effect would be to stymie health, safety and environmental protections for the public.

78.   But opponents said that Beijing is less interested in helping poor people than in securing its historic claim to areas on the Tibetan plateau.

79.   But opponents said the bill was unnecessary, unconstitutional and driven by election-year politics.

80.   But opponents say dollarization would help a small group of bankers, while hurting manufacturers and exporters.