11.   Advocates for school choice, including incoming president George W. Bush, would do better to back other innovations in public education and reject vouchers as an unfair distraction.

12.   Bush aides have criticized the last-minute actions, but it is not clear whether the incoming president intends to try to undo them.

13.   Bush is unlikely to restore it, unless Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the incoming president, embarks on reform.

14.   But deregulation in all forms is likely to come under greater fire now, presenting the incoming president with a problem he might not have expected.

15.   But thus far the incoming president has demonstrated only a cold, heartless attitude.

16.   Dennis Heaney, incoming CPA president and executive publisher of the Los Angeles Archdiocese newspaper, The Tidings, seems fairly typical for a Catholic lay journalist.

17.   Embracing an incoming president might have a reciprocal effect on the image of the glad-handers.

18.   He pointed to the hearing as a sign that he was not trying to wound the incoming president but simply pushing for legislation he has long considered critical.

19.   History suggests that incoming presidents pledged to do one thing soon find themselves explaining why they have just decided to do another.

20.   If the Rehnquist court were to accept that, it would be remembered for failing to legitimate the incoming president and to set guidelines for future close contests.