81.   He dismisses any suggestion that he is taking a step backward politically.

82.   He also dismissed the suggestion that his appearance at a Dole campaign event and his highly critical comments undercut his credibility as an objective Whitewater investigator.

83.   He has dismissed suggestions that he was buoyed largely by his Hispanic surname in a year when two Hispanic candidates were running for governor.

84.   He also appeared to dismiss suggestions that Clinton might try to reconvene meetings with the two leaders when he returns from Japan on Sunday.

85.   He also dismissed suggestions that he wanted to decrease his investments in Atlantic City.

86.   He dismissed any suggestion that the incentive was a bribe to get viewers to watch ABC shows.

87.   He dismissed suggestions that Enron was seeking a federal bailout.

88.   He dismissed suggestions that Fitzsimmons would exert more discipline on the club than Westphal, who was criticized as too laid back.

89.   He dismissed suggestions that museum politics or frayed personal relations led to the realignment and the dismissals.

90.   He dismisses the suggestion that it was hard for a Dominican farm boy to go across the world to play ball.