91.   The current plan requires that the United States maintain a force capable of defeating two nations such as Iraq and North Korea nearly simultaneously.

92.   The expansion plans require agreements with the freight railroads but do not need approval by Congress.

93.   The FASB plan would require companies to report derivatives in their financial statements at current market value rather than in footnotes at historical cost.

94.   The direct access plan requires divestiture of the power plants, while poolco only considers divestiture an option.

95.   The freight companies say those plans only require the forwarder to demand certain paper work and identification from a shipper.

96.   The entire plan would require legislative passage by Congress, presumably with the blessing of the tobacco industry.

97.   The House GOP plan requires tax cuts, and the Senate GOP plan allows them.

98.   The House plan would require both banks and thrifts to support the FICO bonds.

99.   The group warns that the plan requires a quadrupling of productivity growth to reach the economic growth targets needed to balance the budget.

100.   The insurance plan requires bond insurer Financial Security Assurance Holdings to make up the difference if stadium complex tax revenues fall short of debt service obligations.