31.   In spite of the modifications, Minority Leader Richard Gephardt, D-Mo., complained the Republican measure went too far.

32.   Its punitive measures go way beyond what conservative Democrats and Republicans, let alone President Clinton, have recently proposed.

33.   Many convention advocates also want to close a loophole in the constitutional requirement that any borrowing measure go to the voters for approval.

34.   Major said the measures went well beyond those in many other European Union countries.

35.   Nobody doubts that if the measure goes to the voters next year, it will win easily.

36.   Next year, another measure goes before voters, calling for the legalization of all drugs.

37.   Opponents, including liberal Democrats and Republicans, said the measure went either too far or not far enough.

38.   Opponents said the measure goes too far, and would make it more difficult to fight crime.

39.   Once it clears the Senate, the measure would go to a conference committee.

40.   Opponents said the measure did not go far enough, arguing that it also should have provided the FBI with greater wiretapping powers.