31.   Like wireless industry executives, privacy-rights advocates contend that the Justice Department has sought substantially broader powers than Congress granted.

32.   More state money, the advocates contend, will make little difference as long as there are too few places to spend it in.

33.   Osprey advocates contend that critics have unrealistic expectations of a new aircraft.

34.   Other tenant advocates contended that with a relatively small commitment of money, the city could hire more housing inspectors.

35.   River restoration advocates contend interest in the river has never been greater.

36.   Salmon advocates contend that barging has failed to halt the decline of the salmon and might accelerate it.

37.   Several civil rights advocates contend that it violates federal law by discriminating against boys.

38.   Some arms control advocates contend that the United States must receive approval from Russia to build new test sites.

39.   Some consumer advocates contend that apart from the one-time windfall, conversion is not necessarily good for policyholders.

40.   Still, many cycling advocates contend that it is not bicyclists but drivers who are more reckless.