1.  During the campaign, Clinton acknowledged the need to fix the programs and said it should be done in a bipartisan way.

2.  But, with Congress committed to working in a bipartisan way, most lawmakers were willing to set aside their differences and move forward with the bill.

3.  Congress should work in a bipartisan way with the administration to draw up codes of conduct and laws to prevent a recurrence in future elections.

4.  Cuellar, a Democrat, also offers Perry an example of his ability and willingness to work in a bipartisan way.

5.  Despite the impeachment controversy, many Republicans still insist that Congress can get back to work in a bipartisan way.

6.  He called on the Congress to work in a bipartisan way to enact such changes.

7.  He talked a lot on Wednesday about working in a bipartisan way with the president, and refused to dwell on what would happen if Clinton began vetoing bills.

8.  Senate Republicans also have not abandoned efforts to find a bipartisan way to end the trial.

9.  That could be easier for Bush, Neustadt said, because during the campaign he dwelled on his skills and intention to govern in a bipartisan way.

10.  The senator has promised to pursue the investigation aggressively and in a bipartisan way.