31.   Not unlike Clinton today, Lincoln had been under attack by opposition newspapers and political foes.

32.   Nor is he embroiled in such banal matters as trying to conceal a tawdry love tryst from his McCarthyite political foes.

33.   Now he has a deputy-supervisor program, and he makes political foes his deputies on special issues to bring them into the decision-making process.

34.   Ortega has built a coalition that includes former political foes.

35.   Political foes called the president nuts for his latest government overhaul.

36.   Political foes portray easy-going Estrada, a college dropout, as the antithesis of Ramos, a workaholic West Point graduate.

37.   Political foes were not the only ones to discover Mizell was no rube.

38.   Political foes say this is all a smoke screen and, sensing weakness, have jumped on the environmental issue.

39.   Sharon called for the Palestinians to return to the path of peace and his political foes to rally behind him.

40.   Smith once snubbed a public official, a political foe, offering to shake his hand at a Waco restaurant.