81.   The Palestinians, who hope for much more than the U.S. proposal would give them, appeared to hesitantly back it.

82.   The Palestinians, who hoped for much more than what the U.S. proposal would give them, appear to be hesitantly backing it.

83.   The peace proposal would give the ethnic Albanian-dominated province autonomy, but not full independence from Serb-led Yugoslavia, for a three-year period.

84.   The proposal would give tax breaks to families with children, parents paying college tuition and people saving for retirement.

85.   The proposal would also give the commission power to investigate smaller deals than it does now.

86.   The proposal would give manufacturers three years to meet the new rear impact requirements and one year to comply with the side impact requirements.

87.   The proposal would give Savimbi diplomatic immunity along with bodyguards, a salary and a residence in Luanda, all paid for by the state.

88.   The proposal would give states more flexibility in determining eligibility, which could benefit tens of thousands of people, HHS officials said Friday.

89.   The proposal gives one vote less to the four largest countries and gives one extra vote to smaller members who had demanded a greater say in EU decision-making.

90.   The proposal would give the East Timorese control over local administration, education and cultural affairs, while Indonesia would stay responsible for security and defense.