41.  British Prime Minister Tony Blair has placed the crisis at the top of his domestic policy agenda.

42.  Bruce Reed, who served as domestic policy advisor under President Clinton, chuckled when he recalled his initial forays before the White House press corps.

43.  Bush was right to reject the prohibitively expensive Kyoto pact, but he promised a substantial and cost-effective domestic policy to take its place.

44.  But a British Embassy spokesman said the country can do little because the issue is a matter of domestic policy.

45.  Brown tied those views to domestic policy, too.

46.  Bruce Reed, the White House domestic policy adviser, said the president would much prefer to sign gun legislation than argue about it through the election.

47.  Bush took care to bring a dose of domestic policy along on the trip, in part to counterbalance his recent focus on the crisis in the Middle East.

48.  But Clinton remained absorbed by domestic policy and eager to prove his political relevance by making it, his associates say.

49.  But domestic policy adviser Margaret La Montagne, using words clearly linked to Clinton, came close to doing so.

50.  But in his domestic policy, all roads lead to campaign finance.