41.   But Gorton did pledge complete candor about his health, and said he or his staff would talk with reporters about any health problems that might arise.

42.   But he has also indicated that he disagrees with the reporters about the distance TNH should maintain from the government.

43.   But Linbeck urged the consultants not to talk to reporters about their work until a final report is given to the commission.

44.   But McCain has also been dogged by questions from reporters about whether he has a problem with his temper.

45.   But that pride was overshadowed when Beckwith became the subject of criticism for misleading reporters about those numbers.

46.   But the pontiff joked with Vatican reporters about his health on the flight from Rome, telling them that he feels well.

47.   But when senior administration officials briefed reporters about the details Wednesday, what emerged was a pale hint of his original plan.

48.   But they chose not to make the information public until Monday, when the lawyers briefed reporters about the money.

49.   Christie Whitman, administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, speaks to reporters about the section of the budget that pertains to her agency, Monday.

50.   Clinton loyalists Wednesday ratcheted up their attacks on Starr, accusing him of unjustly attempting to intimidate White House aides who spoke to reporters about the prosecutors.