31.   That then-controversial proposal gave the new nation a chance to grow into the powerhouse it is today.

32.   The fast-track proposal would give the president the authority to negotiate trade agreements that Congress could approve or reject but not amend.

33.   The FCC proposal would give wireless phone owners the option of whether or not to have calling-party-pays.

34.   The networks are also considering a proposal to give the presidential candidates free broadcast time to address voters directly.

35.   The new proposals would give families the option of forgoing suits for non-monetary losses in exchange for quick and complete reimbursement for every blow to their pocketbook.

36.   The new proposals would also give campuses the authority to keep surpluses, whether from savings or asset sales or entrepreneurial programs.

37.   The new proposal would give the automakers an incentive to manufacture parts themselves at UAW-organized factories rather than buy parts from outside companies.

38.   The new proposals would effectively give wealthier parents a tax-free option for helping finance a private school education.

39.   The proposal would also give a break to some taxpayers that do not pay a marriage penalty.

40.   The proposal would give states a choice of two alternatives to replace the main federal-state welfare program, Aid to Families with Dependent Children.