41.   Opponents have called the provisions a sneak attack on a generation of environmental laws.

42.   Outraged opponents called the illustrations deceptive, arguing that the fetuses on which the procedures are used are hardly healthy but instead are severely deformed.

43.   Opponents call it discriminatory, and pledge a court challenge.

44.   Opponents call that a smoke screen for naked self-interest by liquor wholesalers.

45.   Opponents called the bill divisive, and called supporters who voted to cut funding for English as a second language programs hypocritical.

46.   Opponents have called it a prescription for delay and objected that it would override a generation of environmental laws.

47.   Opponents have called the law unnecessary because it is already illegal to transmit obscencity.

48.   Opponents have called the merger a Farmland financial rescue.

49.   Quorums are seldom met as the two sides squabble, withholding respective members from meetings called by opponents.

50.   Rose opponents call it a payoff.