111.   The majority said workers must prove discrimination to win a bias suit.

112.   The majority says tobacco is a huge public health problem, but it is not covered under the authority given by Congress to the regulators.

113.   The majority said it will reserve judgment on that question for another day.

114.   The majority said that in most cases only one survivor could address jurors and that the person must read prepared statements that have been approved by a judge.

115.   The majority say they have dabbled in option, commodity, and currency trading.

116.   The majority says speed kills.

117.   The Supreme Court majority said yes, it is sufficiently entwined with public interest.

118.   The Supreme Court majority said the act was constitutional because it made an independent counsel removable by the attorney general for wrongdoing.

119.   The vast majority of Democrats said no.

120.   The vast majority of smokers say they were addicted as teen-agers.