31.   And he took aim at popular perquisites on Capitol Hill, urging the elimination of congressional pensions and free mass-mailing privileges for lawmakers.

32.   And neither will environmental regulations unless they take careful aim at solving real problems.

33.   And now the House Budget Committee has taken aim at the entire program.

34.   And of all the athletes who might take aim at a photographer, Rodman seems the least likely.

35.   And Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo also took aim at the globalization that has enriched some.

36.   And one of them, the half-century-old peanut program, could prove vulnerable once Congress takes aim at higher profile subsidies.

37.   And while the five assailants were leaving the place, gratuitously, they took aim at the windows.

38.   And, at the very least, he has given gun-control advocates a new target to take aim at.

39.   And two groups that oppose abortion have taken aim at Sen. John McCain of Arizona with radio ads in South Carolina, where he trails Bush.

40.   Another complex front will take aim on the lower Great Lakes and upper Ohio Valley.