111.   The Clinton administration insists in public that it will not seek to block Supachai, but Thai officials said U.S. officials were lobbying against him.

112.   The administration still insists that Milosevic be delivered to The Hague, but it has been less vocal about the issue lately.

113.   The administration has insisted the fund has adequate reserves.

114.   The administration insists that its intent is not to impose punitive tariffs but to force Japan to arrive at a negotiated settlement on three U.S. demands.

115.   The administration insists that the new plants that would be built for North Korea would be less likely to be used for making weapons-grade plutonium.

116.   The administration insists this threat is being overblown.

117.   The Clinton administration insisted again Friday that Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic clearly lost his re-election contest and should leave office without delay.

118.   The Clinton administration insisted that the Hebron talks had not broken down and predicted an accord would be reached within a month.

119.   The Clinton administration insisted the big jump in the deficit did not signal economic weakness and predicted that improving economies overseas will make future months look better.

120.   The Bush administration insisted that Argentina adopt a credible reform program before receiving international loans.