71.   Phillips, a lifelong Republican, is most concerned not by economics per se but by the political consequences of wealth concentration.

72.   Political consequences for California could be immense in the event of a landslide victory for the president.

73.   Republicans say they expect President Clinton to veto their schemes and suffer political consequences for it.

74.   Reapportionment could also have significant political consequences.

75.   Ronald Reagan was able to rally the country to create such political consequences on occasion.

76.   Ryan, a Republican, made the move regardless of any potential political consequences.

77.   Republicans in this faction argue that their party will suffer few political consequences whether they narrowly fail to impeach the president on a perjury count, or narrowly succeed.

78.   Some activists predict that if environmental problems are not addressed, they will fester, leading to political consequences.

79.   Somewhere in there, the senator from Pendergast disappeared, replaced by a president who tackled tough decisions and damned the political consequences.

80.   That, in turn, could have serious political consequences for the mayor, who has made the success in policing his most touted achievement.