41.   But like Republicans in Congress, Bush faces a complicated task in selling a big tax reduction.

42.   But Republicans, having once succeeded in pushing through a big tax cut against the odds, are equally determined to go to the well a second time.

43.   But that option could also be painful for News Corp, exposing it to a big tax liability.

44.   But the administration is commendably avoiding the big new tax cuts that some Republicans have started advocating.

45.   But they acknowledged that their defenses against a big tax cut are crumbling.

46.   But there can be a big tax break later.

47.   But usually people entering the work force for the first time are not paying big tax bills.

48.   By proposing big tax cuts without correspondingly large reductions in public spending, Congress makes a genuine crisis more likely.

49.   Charitable deductions are also a favorite way to avoid big tax bills.

50.   Clinton is not seen as likely to hand out big tax cuts, while a Republican Congress is not viewed as ready to spend lots of money.