91.   But now the regulations are changing, opening up new areas like retail banking in ways that will probably touch off banking wars.

92.   But other advertising regulations may be too broad.

93.   But regulation is precisely what Vanderbilt has been fighting for decades.

94.   But Republican senators and their business allies insisted the regulations were onerous and overbroad and that President Clinton rushed them through at the last minute.

95.   But Spinelli predicted that in five years, there would be regulation of travel sellers all over.

96.   But sweeping, environmental-style regulation is doubtful.

97.   But the measure is vigorously opposed by food processors and grocery industry trade groups that say such regulations are unnecessary.

98.   But the midnight regulations are somewhat less solidly set in stone.

99.   But the sight of all the raw dough seems to have reminded him that some regulation might be good after all.

100.   But some travel agents said the regulations are complicated and restrictive, and that it is hard to comply with them.