21.   Until then motorists have to make do with these temporary toilets which opened today.

22.   They have until Wednesday to get the money in.

23.   The banks have until the end of February to make a decision if Heron is to continue to meet its obligations.

24.   Polls had until recently shown support for Mr Patten but now a majority wants him to back down.

25.   Although the provision has been passed by Congress and Clinton signed the defense appropriations bill Wednesday, he has until Tuesday to exercise his line-item veto power.

26.   Amnesty International and the five other rights groups have until noon Tuesday to file any appeals of their own.

27.   An agricultural commission member said Germany has until Wednesday to get the situation under control.

28.   And believe me, I never had until now.

29.   Annan had until midnight Sunday to appoint an executive chairman for the newly created U.N. Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission.

30.   Another GOP pollster, Frank Luntz, also cautions that the president and his party have until Labor Day to demonstrate the soundness of their fiscal policies.