51.   A key question for the leasing market is how much space remains in showroom rather than office use.

52.   A key question for the new Democratic majority in the Senate, however, is how often Miller will call himself a Democrat but vote like a Republican.

53.   A key question is how much of this could come back to haunt Bush.

54.   A key question is whether official favors are expected in return.

55.   A key question is whether this development represents a string of unfortunate coincidences or a systematic change in the hurricane system.

56.   A key question is why topside management has not yet beached him.

57.   A key question, though, is whether Clinton also will mete out further punishment next Thursday, as part of his annual review of drug trade counter-measures.

58.   A key question, though, is whether Revco will be bought or do the buying, analysts said.

59.   A key unanswered question is whether voters will be required to approve a constitutional amendment to permit casino gambling.

60.   A key question among critics of the plan is whether principals truly maintain their authority over school discipline.