61.   He also accused him of obstructing justice during the nine-year case.

62.   He continued to lie about his endeavors until White House tapes proved him guilty of seeking to use the FBI and CIA to obstruct justice.

63.   He did not obstruct justice.

64.   He denied such a relationship under oath, unaware that Starr had begun investigating whether he had tried to obstruct justice by covering up his contacts with Ms. Lewinsky.

65.   He did not obstruct justice, although he sinned.

66.   He also implicated Kaplan in payments to the Mafia and to attempts to obstruct justice in a Mafia investigation in New York.

67.   He also said that in his view Clinton had worked energetically to obstruct justice, tamper with witnesses and suppress evidence sought.

68.   He obstructed justice again, according to Starr, by lying to aides and the public and by invoking executive privilege for his advisers.

69.   He believes that he did not obstruct justice.