61.   He equally infuriated many liberals and women with his grilling of Hill, whom he accused of committing perjury, during the hearings on Thomas.

62.   He also pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit perjury and to obstruct an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

63.   He has been known to cross-examine staff members as though they were on trial, threatening punishment for committing perjury, for instance.

64.   He came close to committing perjury.

65.   He is also charged with committing perjury in testimony to the Securities and Exchange Commission about his conversations with the people to whom he accused of giving tips.

66.   He did not commit perjury, although he misled.

67.   He is charged with making false statements concerning crimes linked to Aum and for persuading witnesses to commit perjury.

68.   He mounted an across-the-board attack, with each line of argument ending with the conclusion that no perjury had been committed by Clinton.

69.   He testified that even if Clinton had committed perjury, not all perjurious statements were equal under the law.

70.   He noted that four legal experts who testified on his behalf before the committee, two of them Republicans, agreed that he had not committed perjury.