51.   The program is one remedy for discrimination.

52.   The program is remarkably user-friendly and can be learned by anyone.

53.   The program is simple to use, even for newbies.

54.   The program is still in the embryonic stage, but we are confident of its success.

55.   The program was a good start, but Rowley saw it only as a prototype-and an expensive one at that.

56.   The program was as successful as it was popular.

57.   The program was grossly insensitive to Holocaust victims.

58.   The programs are simply too expensive, too specialized for their demands to be met from limited resources.

59.   The programs have been highly successful at reducing poverty rates among the elderly.

60.   The proposed test program is inadequate to ensure the necessary reliability before we begin to spend big money on national missile defense.