101.   The plan is a temporary measure to soothe public frustrations by reopening passport offices, parks, museums, national monuments and other services.

102.   The second temporary spending measure was due to expire at midnight Friday.

103.   The president said he would refuse to approve a temporary spending measure that included Republican efforts to cut back social and environmental programs.

104.   The spending bills and the temporary measure cover major education, environment and social programs as well as the local government of the District of Columbia.

105.   The temporary measure expires Friday.

106.   The temporary measure gives them until mid-November to negotiate spending priorities.

107.   The temporary measure would not include the proposed increase in Medicare premiums that Clinton objected to when he vetoed the temporary spending measure passed by Congress on Monday.

108.   The temporary spending measure covers the less than one-third of the government that is financed by annual appropriations.

109.   The temporary measure would not include a proposed increase in Medicare premiums that Clinton objected to when he vetoed the temporary spending measure passed by Congress on Monday.

110.   The temporary restraining measure is the first of its kind for the SEC.