51.   But Dole said that millions of Americans were worse off, in part because the economy was growing slowly.

52.   But finally in New Hampshire, Sen. Robert Dole recognized that millions were indeed worried sick.

53.   But consumer groups worry that millions of people are unaware of the debit feature on their ATM cards and the risks it carries.

54.   But last Thursday was the night before the Fourth of July weekend, and apparently millions of viewers were on the road to the beach.

55.   But millions more are beyond the current reach of government and private assistance.

56.   But millions of others are years away from cable-modem access.

57.   But since there are now millions of computers connected to the Internet, it would be impossible to make certain that each Internet service provider adhered to this solution.

58.   But there are millions of pleasant, sedate New Yorkers, and some of them summer in the Berkshires.

59.   But there were also millions being spent by both parties.

60.   But they fear there are millions more who simply may want it as a hedge against performance anxiety.