101.   The California proposal would have no effect on federal elections.

102.   The Clinton proposal would have the IMF lend money to countries that have made reforms but still face capital flight in the current risk-averse investing environment.

103.   The County Commission no doubt lent more public support to Oz than was justified because the proposal had so many powerful private-sector friends.

104.   The current proposal would have the court occupy the post office, but without any additions or other changes affecting its external appearance.

105.   The Destiny proposal has more significance than the shuffling of a few numbers to the right of a decimal point and none of the implications are especially flattering.

106.   The EPA proposals had a vocal proponent in Rosemary Corbin, mayor of Richmond in the East Bay.

107.   The deregulation proposal will have to be approved by Parliament and possibly by Swiss voters.

108.   The extradition proposal has only lukewarm support from President Ernesto Samper, who carries considerable clout in Congress.

109.   The German proposal only has the backing of the Dutch government.

110.   The Florida proposal would have that effect on a statewide level.