21.   The president kept his remarks brief and cautious, and did not engage in the cries against Democrats that usually mark such events.

22.   To prevent the rampant cheating that marked that event, voters Saturday had their thumbs stamped with indelible red ink.

23.   Wilson had made plans to be in Los Angeles for a ceremony marking the event.

24.   Plans to mark the event have been plagued by infighting and controversy over the celebration plans.

25.   Already, merchants have launched special sales to commemorate the royal birth, and local organizations across the nation are preparing massive celebrations and parades to mark the event.

26.   Cathedral and church bells throughout the world chimed to mark the occasion, and a choir marked the event in the Austrian capital Vienna.

27.   Dozens of world leaders have been invited to ceremonies marking the event.

28.   He and Kuchma raised several toasts marking the event.

29.   In the US, Chinese dissidents and US legislators marked the event by urging President Clinton to avoid Tiananmen Square during his upcoming visit to China.

30.   Life will live on as a publisher of books and special issues of the magazine, which will come out to mark major events a few times a year.