81.   The bill would compensate landowners for government regulations that prevent them from pursuing otherwise legal uses of their land, property rights groups argue.

82.   The groups argue that the translations are critical for Chinese-American voters because English letters are so different from Chinese characters.

83.   The groups argued that carting the animals around the country in tight cages constituted cruelty.

84.   The groups argued that the academy was a quasi-governmental body subject to the Federal Advisory Committee Act and that its meetings were therefore required to be open.

85.   The groups argued that the measure would greatly reduce needle-sharing among drug addicts, along with the transmission of H.I.V.

86.   The groups argued that the threat of prosecution under the policy would upset the trust patients must have in their doctors and discourage pregnant women from seeking prenatal care.

87.   The group argued against the Kyoto treaty because it would restrict emissions from industrialized nations but leave other nations unchecked.

88.   The group argues that killing animals for their fur is unethical no matter how it is done.

89.   The group argues that most Americans support equal rights in the workplace for gays and lesbians.

90.   The group also argued that the entire logging program is wasteful and should be scrapped because it loses money for the federal government.