51.   The group contends that free trade saves U.S. jobs by opening more markets to U.S. goods.

52.   The groups contend that baiting lets hunters get close enough to be sure that the bear in their sights is not a sow with cubs.

53.   The group contended that the program was unfair to workers and was unlikely to succeed.

54.   The group contended that this action would violate the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, which protects the geese.

55.   The group contends that the compounds will certainly leak from the platform once it rests on the bottom of the sea.

56.   The group contends that the long hours are jeopardizing patients and doctors.

57.   The group contends that the training could harm endangered species and ancient Hawaiian cultural sites in the Makua Valley on Oahu.

58.   The groups contend, based on government records, that people can ingest mercury from fish caught in Arizona waterways and fish bought in stores.

59.   The size of the problem is not clear, but consumer groups contend that it is very large.

60.   The Teamsters and other labor groups contend that open borders would eliminate U.S. jobs.