11.   Legislators drew on many of the same arguments they wielded last week when the House renewed full trading privileges with China.

12.   Many were willing to support permanent trading privileges for China in return for help from the president on local issues.

13.   Not every industry group favors according China trading privileges.

14.   Permanent U.S. trading privileges would also help China in its quest to become a member of the World Trade Organization, which is instrumental in setting international trade standards.

15.   Still, many China hands agree that the annual congressional threat to revoke the trading privileges is doing more harm than good.

16.   The administration has said that it would be self-destructive to cancel the trading privileges, which give China the benefit of low tariffs in the United States.

17.   The CBOT, through its involvement, will have some trading privileges in the Buenos Aires market.

18.   The best growth opportunity for the American automobile industry is in Asia, GM Chairman John F. Smith Jr. said, calling for full trading privileges for China.

19.   The Clinton administration and Congress extended the normal trading privileges, saying human rights are best discussed outside the trade arena.

20.   The House on Tuesday renewed trading privileges with China for another year, separating U.S. commercial interests from a long list of grievances that Washington has with Beijing.