51.   Such sites have proliferated, although some states, including New York, have strict regulations regarding scalping.

52.   That same car also would be creating vehicle exhaust, which contributes to a pollution problem that, as Austin grows, could lead to strict federal regulations.

53.   The bill, which now returns to the Assembly for a vote, brings California one step closer to adoption of strict regulations over the industry.

54.   The center had very strict regulations on the drug, and required sterilization or hospitalization when women of child-bearing age took the drug, Yoder said.

55.   The drive into Europe is propelled by acquisitions because strict zoning regulations in France, Britain and elsewhere leave little room for new stores.

56.   The mayor said that high fees and strict regulations created by the law would let the city tightly control which gambling operations do business.

57.   The lounges hint at how cigarette companies will market products under strict regulations under a proposed settlement of health-related lawsuits.

58.   The Senate would encourage such small-employer pools, but keep them under strict state regulation.

59.   The settlement, which needs the approval of Congress and Clinton, includes large payments for anti-smoking campaigns and strict regulation of the industry.

60.   The settlement requires cigarette makers to submit to strict new federal regulation and advertising restrictions in return for a cap on court awards against the industry.