71.   Fast track legislation would grant the president the authority to negotiate trade agreements that must be approved or rejected by Congress without amendment.

72.   Fast track trade authority would grant the president the power to negotiate trade agreements that must be approved or rejected by Congress without amendment.

73.   Fast-track authority would allow the president to negotiate trade agreements that Congress could approve or reject, but not amend.

74.   Fast-track trade authority allows a president to negotiate trade agreements that must be ratified or rejected by Congress without amendment.

75.   Fast track authority lets presidents negotiate trade agreements without congressional amendments later.

76.   Fast track is also needed to negotiate trade agreements with Chile and other South American countries.

77.   Fast-track authority would grant the president power to negotiate trade agreements that must be approved or rejected by Congress unchanged, making negotiations with other countries easier.

78.   Fast-track authority would let Clinton negotiate the agreement and prevents Congress from amending it when it comes up for a vote.

79.   Fast-track trade authority would grant the president power to negotiate trade agreements that must be approved or rejected by Congress without amendment.

80.   Federal law requires regional Bell operating companies to negotiate interconnection agreements with potential local service competitors.