1.   But because House negotiators are insisting on even harsher terms, Clinton may end up vetoing whatever welfare measure ultimately emerges.

2.   But Meehan endorsed the effort to spare Liggett from the harsher terms of the proposed national pact.

3.   But plenty of the Ravens and their fans view Grbac in harsher terms, like those offered by Baltimore tight end Shannon Sharpe.

4.   Critics speak in harsher terms.

5.   Defendants convicted of a second strike also receive harsher terms under the law.

6.   Feingold put it in harsher terms.

7.   Garten is fully aware that many critics speak in much harsher terms than he does.

8.   Dole does that at every rally now, in ever harsher terms.

9.   He cannot be prosecuted in Germany on money-laundering charges because he has already served a harsher term for kidnapping, justice officials said.

10.   He cannot be prosecuted in Germany for attempting to launder the ransom because he has already served the harsher term for the kidnapping, justice officials say.