101.   The proposals go far beyond those embraced by the Clinton-Gore administration and awaiting action by Congress.

102.   The three main Republican proposals would go much further, either eliminating the income tax altogether or utterly changing the way the government collects money from its citizens.

103.   The winning proposal went a step further and incorporated them into the finished plan.

104.   Then the proposal will go to the General Assembly for approval, which delegates said was a virtual certainty, given that the major powers have been co-sponsors.

105.   Their proposals go way too far for GOP candidates.

106.   This proposal went into a Senate committee, where it was quietly strangled.

107.   This time, a new proposal goes onto the table, to be presented to the owners Saturday morning.

108.   This proposal is going to address that.

109.   Unfortunately, to judge by press reports, its proposal is going nowhere fast.

110.   Unless the conference carefully considers it, the proposal will go to the Supreme Court, which usually transmits such rules directly to Congress.