41.   Eventually, some future president will look at her husband the same way.

42.   Failure to do so would send a dreadful signal that future presidents could freely ignore the rule of law.

43.   For Clinton and most of the Group of Seven leaders, the crisis looms for future presidents and prime ministers.

44.   For posterity, the future president listed his Paris itinerary.

45.   Future presidents will have to live with the legal impediments and inhibitions imposed upon previously presumed rights, powers and immunities of that office.

46.   Future presidents will come less to a magisterial office than to hardened political bunker.

47.   Future presidents cannot be so compromised as Starr attempts to compromise Clinton.

48.   Future presidents, even unsleazy ones, may in their turn be distracted by unpleasant allegations and lawsuits.

49.   Future presidents, whatever their party, will have to find central bankers whose stature is sufficient to permit them to attempt to match his record.

50.   Future presidents and future Congresses might decide that the government would rather spend money on programs like these than let the tax cuts become effective.