71.   For example, some nations still want to protect agriculture, textiles, automobiles and legal services, Evans said.

72.   He added, however, that most Arab nations did not want to see Iraq fall apart because that would leave Iran as the main power in the Gulf.

73.   He said developing nations want not merely to buy from rich countries but to manufacture and export themselves.

74.   Hence, in comments on Sino-U.S. relations, the Chinese constantly stress that their nation wants to be treated as an equal.

75.   If reforms are unavoidable, the ACP nations want them phased in over years, so their industries and economies can adapt to the new system.

76.   In an interview with the AP on Saturday, Karzai said that his poor nation wanted good relations with all its neighbors based on the principle of noninterference.

77.   In an interview with The Associated Press on Saturday, Karzai said that his poor nation wanted good relations with all its neighbors based on the principle of noninterference.

78.   Industrial nations want to protect their budgets.

79.   Industrialized nations also want to protect the environment, which can be costly.

80.   It is natural for a strong nation to want to remain an unrivaled power in this global era.