81.   The Clinton administration contends the measure gives too much money to managed care plans and neglects patients.

82.   The measure gives Clinton even more than he requested for environmental, veterans health and space programs.

83.   The measure gives states the option of providing Medicaid reimbursement for treatments.

84.   The measure would give Clinton even more than he requested for environmental, veterans health and space programs.

85.   The measures would give police the right to conduct wiretaps, make warrantless arrests, and view bank records of suspected terrorists.

86.   The House measure would effectively give a tax cut to virtually every married couple.

87.   The longer-term measure would also give negotiators a chance to solve lingering disputes.

88.   The measure would give China the same permanent low-tariff access to American markets now routinely extended to almost every U.S. trading partner.

89.   The measures give police greater freedom to search car trunks and loosen restrictions on nighttime searches and the monitoring of phone conversations and Internet exchanges.

90.   The measure gives duty-free status to Andean exports to the United States such as flowers, oil, minerals, coffee and bananas.