91.   South African leaders repeatedly expressed concern this week that the proposal would impose U.S. conditions on the country.

92.   Some Cuban exile leaders have expressed concern that Clinton wants to reduce or eliminate the embargo and would eventually do so if reelected.

93.   Some GOP leaders expressed amusement at efforts by Clinton and many members of Congress to quickly dispose of the high-stakes matter.

94.   Some Palestinian leaders expressed the apprehension that Netanyahu could take an even harder position to restore his standing with his constituents.

95.   The Caribbean leaders expressed satisfaction with the summit meeting, and praised Clinton as the first American president to attend such a conference here.

96.   The four business-group leaders also expressed satisfaction with the recent strengthening of the U.S. dollar against the yen in world currency markets.

97.   The leaders also expressed confidence that they would prevail in their attempt to get a new union to represent all of the umpires.

98.   The measure now goes to the Senate, where Republicans leaders expressed concern that it might destabilize increased tensions the region.

99.   The Israeli leader also expressed gratitude that Secretary of State Warren Christopher will return to the region next month in hopes of reaching a settlement.

100.   The leaders expressed concern over a military agreement between Israel and Turkey, a Muslim but non-Arab state, and called on Turkey to reconsider the pact.