51.   House and Senate leaders have expressed reservations about any public bailout for the Marlins, particularly if the Miami-Dade legislative delegation itself does not speak with unanimity.

52.   House Republican leaders expressed confidence that the legislation to grant China permanent normal trading privileges was on track for passage, and they scheduled a vote for Wednesday.

53.   House leaders expressed hope they had secured the votes they would need to pass the legislation late Wednesday night or early this morning.

54.   In private talks with US diplomats, several Arab leaders have expressed their disgust with the Iraqi president.

55.   In the days before the ceremony, many Jewish leaders expressed anger that the inscription did not explicitly blame the Polish townspeople.

56.   In the days that followed, Hispanic leaders expressed anger and accused the police of moving too slowly.

57.   In Washington, congressional leaders expressed support as long as the commitment remained limited.

58.   Instead, business leaders are expressing fears over new import taxes and discriminatory bidding practices for new projects.

59.   Israeli Arab leaders have expressed outrage that police officers fired at the protesters, in contrast with their responses to civil disturbances by Israeli Jews.

60.   It creates an atmosphere in which the two leaders can express differences on some issues while pursuing engagement and progress on other issues, he added.