41.   The IMF, which usually has strings attached to its loans to developing countries, has tightened the knots on the Russian package.

42.   The Internal Revenue Service Tuesday rejected an offer by Chevron Corp. to turn over disputed documents because the offer had too many strings attached.

43.   The money still in the philanthropy market might have more strings attached, too.

44.   The Supreme Court has permitted Congress to attach many strings to the use of federal money over the years.

45.   Then there are the yo-yo players, people who attach a string to a token and pull it out to use again after making a spin.

46.   They were all in new school uniforms and tightly disciplined by their teachers, as if they had strings attached.

47.   Unlike similar credits for contributions to schools, these have so many strings attached that charity solicitors have been scratching their heads over how to explain them.

48.   Yanagisawa is attaching some strings to the money.

49.   But critics in the United States are demanding that political strings be attached to the deal, and some are even calling for NAFTA to be renegotiated.

50.   Fleischer said aid to the Palestinians would have strings attached.