71.   And the state has a long history of extremism, both in politics and in militia-type activities.

72.   And the state may have to accept liability for injuries or damage, Leshy added.

73.   And the state may have to change the test again once the new standards are adopted.

74.   And some states have more generous laws.

75.   And no state has more than half its students enrolled in advanced courses.

76.   And some of their parents are resisting, contending that the state does not have the appropriate institutions for them.

77.   And some states have penalties that vary with the severity of the crime.

78.   And there are the fire experts, the people who know how much of a tinderbox this state has become.

79.   And states also have gift taxes.

80.   And they say that in Paterson and Jersey City, the state has yet to prove it can run an urban district better than local officials.