51.   Opponents claim the exercise violates a Constitutional clause limiting the presence and activity of foreign troops on Philippine soil.

52.   Opponents claim the maneuvers could violate a Philippine constitutional restriction on the presence of foreign combat troops.

53.   Opponents claim the rightholders are unjustified in asking for more compensation and stricter rules on downloading or copying music or other protected information.

54.   Opponents claim the sinking will release tons of pollutants into the marine environment.

55.   Opponents claim the treaty is void, because it was signed with the Soviet Union, not Russia.

56.   Opponents claimed it would not be worth the time and expense to make it politically correct.

57.   Opponents claimed the plant threatened Taiwan with economic calamity.

58.   Political opponents claimed Dini could use decisions on board posts to boost his party.

59.   Artists, intellectuals and simple citizens marched Saturday to protest a new immigration bill that opponents claim fingers foreigners as scapegoats for French ills.

60.   Bombing opponents claim the exercises pose a health threat, which the Navy denies.