71.   Such research is precisely the point of this joint US-Russian mission, far more ambitious than any previous attempt at international cooperation on a space venture.

72.   Thanks to international cooperation, at the core of the new regulatory structure lie better supervision, common banking standards and higher, risk-based capital levels.

73.   That meant the indefinite postponement of trips by the international trade minister, Sergio Marchi, and the minister of international cooperation, Diane Marleau.

74.   The Barings collapse produced considerable relief among regulators that close international cooperation had limited the extent of the damage.

75.   The board is asking for better international cooperation on controlling these sales, since national laws and policies differ.

76.   The Clinton administration has found the climate for international cooperation much less favorable in recent months.

77.   The drug trade is driven by both supply and demand and can only be dealt with through international cooperation.

78.   The French say they also want improved international cooperation to discourage financial support for such groups from Saudi Arabia and other oil-producing countries.

79.   The industry has a history of international cooperation along with competition, and national governments often negotiate over specific markets.

80.   The Japanese last month proposed replacing the agreement with a government-level forum that would limit its activities to encouraging international cooperation in the chip industry.