51.   Freshmen make up nearly a third of the new Republican majority.

52.   Gingrich is happily intent on compounding his new majority.

53.   Gov. Terry E. Branstad of Iowa, a Republican, said the Republican governors shared the goals and values of the new Republican majority in Congress.

54.   Gingrich was so grateful that he opened a corridor of the Capitol to talk radio hosts when the new Republican majority was sworn in.

55.   He also said he needs more money to make changes -- something that critics say could pose a problem with the new Republican majority in Congress.

56.   He also says he needs more money to make changes, which could be a problem with the new Republican majority in Congress.

57.   He and his advisers feared that if they proposed a major new effort to drive down the deficit, they would inadvertently help the new Republican majority in Congress.

58.   He ought to find allies for Congressional reform among the new Republican majority, though that is far from certain right now.

59.   He helped write the landmark environmental law, which is targeted for emasculation by the new Republican majority on the House Natural Resources Committee.

60.   He struck notes of combat and cooperation with the new Republican majority.