11.   At a news conference with Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, Solomon sought to reassure workers that the Postal Service was doing its best to protect their health.

12.   A good bag should also protect more than just the computer -- it needs to protect your health.

13.   Abortion opponents said that the provision, protecting the health of the mother, would give doctors and women a loophole in the law.

14.   Abortion rights supporters contend it is a rarely used procedure, done to protect the health -- and many times the life -- of the mother.

15.   Almost lost from consideration are the millions that should go to improve public health, education and research which would save money and protect health.

16.   But Glickman said the cutoff was intended to curb trade rather than protect health.

17.   But, she said, the most important thing a perimenopausal woman can do to protect her health is take time out every day for fun and relaxation.

18.   China under Communism has done more to protect the health of women and girls and to bring women into the work force than most developing countries.

19.   Clinton had urged Congress to approve an exemption for cases to protect the health of the mother.

20.   Clinton vetoed this legislation once before, saying it did not contain an exemption to protect the health of a pregnant woman.