81.   He knew an official of the Supreme Court, a man who had previously worked in trade relations.

82.   He called on Congress to retain normal trade relations with China despite complaints about its human rights record.

83.   He said better trade relations will pay more than economic dividends.

84.   He said he favors normal trade relations with China, which he characterized as a way to export U.S. values as well as U.S. goods.

85.   He said he would also seek financing for the International Monetary Fund and continuation of normal trade relations with China, both of which would presumably help farm exports.

86.   He said the selection of Daley was especially disappointing because it came so soon after the bitterly divisive House vote last month to normalize trade relations with China.

87.   He voted against liberalizing trade relations with China, saying its government abused human rights.

88.   He was speaking of trade relations between the United States and Mexico.

89.   He urged the Senate to approve permanent normal trade relations with China, as the House has already.

90.   His pre-prime-time talk on trade relations might have gone down as yet another unmemorable convention speech.