101.   We cannot let tobacco companies and their supporters interfere with efforts to assist tobacco farmers and their communities in the next century.

102.   White House officials plan to meet with tobacco farmers Wednesday.

103.   While the battle on the floor was being fought, outside much of the talk was about tobacco farmers.

104.   With contentious amendments relating to relief for tobacco farmers and limitations on attorneys fees still pending, the fate of the tobacco bill remained uncertain late Wednesday.

105.   With their livelihoods under attack, many tobacco farmers angled for a seat at the closed-door sessions where cigarette makers and their adversaries haggled over a settlement.

106.   Without giving details, Clinton indicated that he appreciates the complex plight of tobacco farmers.

107.   With planting season hard upon the South, tobacco farmers fretted Wednesday about the threatened breakdown of a settlement between Congress and the cigarette industry.

108.   With their livelihoods under attack, many tobacco farmers are angling for a seat at the closed-door sessions where cigarette makers and their adversaries are haggling over a settlement.

109.   A federal judge has told tobacco farmers to notify him if cigarette companies threaten sales contracts because of a lawsuit alleging a price-fixing conspiracy.

110.   A panel created to help tobacco farmers while protecting the public from smoking hazards recommended Friday that the Food and Drug Administration be allowed to regulate tobacco.