91.   The rumor proved not to be true, and even if the president had signed, his support would probably not have mattered.

92.   The two presidents will also sign several drug trafficking agreements and customs and legal accords to facilitate trade and extradition ties, the aides said.

93.   The version that the president signed last week sets a more reasonable seven-day limit on detention.

94.   The White House has signaled that the president would probably sign the bill.

95.   There are two reasons the president should sign the bill, despite its defects.

96.   Their won by arguing that the bill would hurt small investors, confounding those sure the president would sign the legislation.

97.   Then, as before, Congress will dutifully pass and the president will solemnly sign laws for officials with a lust for re-election in the next generation to ignore.

98.   Those weapons will be banned as soon as the president signs the bill into law, probably shortly after Labor Day.

99.   Thus any law a president signs pertaining to presidential salaries can apply only to future presidents.

100.   Traditionally, a president can sign or veto a piece of legislation.