41.   Congress could forbid the president from using the line-item veto for particular spending or tax bills.

42.   Dalmau said the league did not intend to change its name and would hold an election soon to choose a new president from among four candidates, including herself.

43.   Dole commanded the president from the square.

44.   Discouraging words are coming, too, for the president from two Democratic strongholds, New York and Maryland.

45.   Ethics rules also exempt presidents from reporting lodging they receive as personal hospitality.

46.   Even the pounding rain that has fallen nearly every day on the Clinton tour has not discouraged the president from visiting major art and archeological attractions.

47.   Every president from Richard Nixon on has been careful to walk that tightrope.

48.   Every president from Herbert Hoover through Jimmy Carter has donated his presidential records to the public.

49.   Experts who have studied the pardon process say presidents from each party have granted pardons that have raised uproars.

50.   Fleet has been under pressure to separate the position of president from that of chief executive, as the company grew in size through acquisitions.