31.   It would ban soft money, the unlimited amounts of money that now can be given to political parties but spent by them to support candidates.

32.   No matter how powerful a computer is, no computer can possibly store an unlimited amount of data.

33.   On the other, he would strip back the tax benefits enjoyed by people who can invest unlimited amounts in variable annuities.

34.   One reason for the shift, said Richard A. Liddy, chief executive of Genamerica, was to be able to raise unlimited amounts of capital.

35.   Political parties can raise soft money in unlimited amounts from anyone, including unions and corporations.

36.   Political parties could contribute unlimited amounts.

37.   Previously, candidates could accept unlimited amounts of money from any contributor.

38.   Reform advocates have blasted the Hagel bill as offering a gigantic loophole to state and local parties that would still be allowed to raise unlimited amounts of soft money.

39.   So anybody with one of these devices will have a cheap way to store unlimited amounts of information.

40.   Soft money can be given in unlimited amounts to political parties.