11.   Bullock denied making an about-face on the tax issue and said simply that the taxpayers are in partnership with the Legislature and should decide about an income tax together.

12.   But no matter what the council decides about his legacy, Yeshitela said, one thing is certain.

13.   But Ms. Mucha said Sunday that the campaign had not yet decided about the debate.

14.   Cher decides about a dowdy teacher.

15.   Campbell also said his office might question whether Brown had jurisdiction to decide about the evidence testing.

16.   Deputy Attorney General Jamie Gorelick today said the government is reviewing the court ruling and has yet to decide about an appeal.

17.   First, Democrats have to decide about Al Gore.

18.   For now, little has been decided about the form that memorial will take, because the process has been dominated by quarreling and infighting among family members.

19.   He has said repeatedly he would not decide about running for the presidency until sometime next year.

20.   He told a foreign visitor that he would respect what the Serbian supreme court decided about the issue.