71.   The provision was opposed by an unusual alliance of conservatives, liberals, religious groups and immigration advocates.

72.   The Republican National Committee strongly opposes this provision.

73.   The trial lawyers said they opposed the provision because they thought it would hurt consumers by making it easier for insurance companies to deny legitimate claims.

74.   The White House opposed those provisions on the grounds that they might violate international law.

75.   The White House opposes its provisions weakening enforcement of endangered species, logging, and other land use policies.

76.   The utility industry fiercely opposes the provision, saying it costs too much and reduces efficiency.

77.   This provision had been opposed by the independent insurance agents and small, community bankers.

78.   This provision was opposed by the Ohio Newspaper Association but lawmakers said they want to keep the early stages of bill writing confidential.

79.   Those provisions are both opposed by the NRA.

80.   Administration officials oppose both provisions, even though final decisions would not have to be made until after the next president takes office.