71.   The rules have yet to see serious challenges in court, and consumers have won thousands through company settlements, Schechter said.

72.   The rules continually have to be rewritten.

73.   The rules had required television and radio stations to provide free reply time to candidates and others attacked on the airwaves.

74.   The rules had to be changed, of course.

75.   The rules have critics, particularly among backpackers.

76.   The rules have significant and far-reaching implications for the Assembly and the Legislature as a whole, although the Senate still has a majority of Democrats.

77.   The rules have to go beyond mere campaign finance and spending limits.

78.   The rule has such limited application that it most likely will have no effect on this case.

79.   The rule will have little effect on the larger fleets, which, as a rule, buy new cars and sell them after two years.

80.   The rules will have a big impact on surgery because that specialty did not set workweek limits.