51.   The remarks came too late.

52.   The remarks come amid rising political tensions between the U.S. and China on issues ranging from copyright laws to the future of Taiwan.

53.   The remarks come as Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan delivers the second part of his semiannual testimony on the economy to the Senate Banking Committee.

54.   The remarks come only days before the Million Man March.

55.   The remarks came a few hours before a high level meeting between the U.S. and Mexico where two Bush cabinet members discussed immigration reform with their Mexican counterparts.

56.   The remarks came almost two weeks after he spoke in a televised address to the country about his relationship with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky.

57.   The remark came at a town meeting on campaign finance sponsored by Rep. Martin Meehan, a Massachusetts Democrat.

58.   The remark came just one day after Vice President Al Gore detailed his suggested tax cuts.

59.   The remark came to mind Tuesday while watching both conservative Bill Clinton and liberal Bill Clinton report to Congress on the state of the union.

60.   The remarks came after Japan and North Korea agreed in Beijing last week to resume negotiations on establishing diplomatic ties, after a lapse of five years.