41.  Even The New York Times recently said that believing that poor people could live like Ozzie and Harriet in today's world was "cruel."

42.  Even the older and cheaper drugs like AZT and ddI are rarely available for poor people.

43.  Everybody would chip in because we were poor people."

44.  Except among the poor people, of course.

45.  Enacted in 1965 in the same legislation that created Medicare, it is the nation's major program for providing health insurance to poor people.

46.  Expo plowed under 1,600 rooms for poor people.

47.  Even as Congress cuts some types of assistance, it has imposed new restrictions on legal-aid lawyers who receive federal money to represent poor people.

48.  Father Aristide promised, without making it clear what he meant, that the poor people would share the wealth.

49.  Even GOP health specialists say the result is likely to be fewer services and more poor people without coverage.

50.  Federal aid to New York will also increase in a little-noticed health program called Home Relief, which serves about 370,000 poor people around the state.