51.   FCC rules do not allow ownership of two stations in the same market, although the commission is considering a relaxation of the rules.

52.   Federal regulators want to ensure that higher prices are not extended to all generators, as past bidding rules allowed.

53.   Federal rules allow the loser in a court decision to choose any judge in the same state as the U.S. District Court.

54.   FCC rules allow the use of automatic dialers for non-commercial messages.

55.   Federal election rules allow such committees to finance post-election activities.

56.   For example, Senate rules allow a single senator to block action with tactics such as the filibuster.

57.   For example, USAT rules do not allow one runner to pass a cup of water to another, according to official Mark Winitz.

58.   For example, one new rule will allow thousands of resident aliens to pay in-state tuition at public colleges and universities.

59.   For starters, New York rules allow eight members of the party leadership to appoint their own delegates, all of which presumably would go to Bush.

60.   Fuel-economy rules allow for all sorts of exceptions, sometimes with unintended results.