31.   Latin presidents have faced scandals so lascivious that they make the case involving former White House intern Monica Lewinsky look like Clinton was merely late for a formal dinner.

32.   More likely, he said, the president would face impeachment.

33.   No president has faced such an inquiry since the Watergate scandal, when the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Nixon.

34.   No longer does the president face the humiliating specter of witnesses describing his infidelity or sexual preferences.

35.   Past Philippine presidents have faced impeachment charges, but no one has ever stood trial while in office.

36.   Presidents face tougher ones.

37.   Rice said Bush will offer advice privately to Koizumi, but she conceded that the president faces his own economic problems at home.

38.   Rove said there were no apt analogies to what this president faces.

39.   Saturday night, the president faced the prospect of dining in the same ballroom with Paula Jones, who has accused him of sexual misconduct.

40.   The administration now hopes to use his conversion to help rally Democratic support in the House, where the president still faces an uphill fight.