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The bill approved today fits that description, Republican leaders said, because it goes well beyond the narrow issue of the Section 527 organizations to cover other tax-exempt groups, from labor unions and trade associations, to the Christian Coalition and the National Rifle Association.

Rudolph asked the section to publish his response, which ran in the 26 May issue of the section's online newsletter alongside the section's letter to NSF.

We added discussion of this issue to the section on 'Evolution of splicing signals, protosplice sites, and intron phase distribution.' 9) Figure 6 may be a bit unclear and "too raw" for non-specialists.

A listing of DVD gift sets last Sunday in the Holiday Movies issue of this section misstated the number of films in the collection "The Matt Helm Lounge".

An article about "Memoirs of a Geisha" last Sunday in the Holiday Movies issue of this section misstated the director Rob Marshall's Oscar record.

This is the last issue of this section.

A selection of your comments will be published in the next issue of the Technology section.

E-mail your ideas to thecity @nytimes.com, and we'll print the best responses in a future issue of the City section.

For the Dec. 23 issue of the Travel section, I wrote about the grand opening of New Fantasyland at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida.

Correction: June 5 , 2001 Tuesday An article on Sunday in the special summer issue of the Westchester section about what people like most about summer misstated the date of annual firefighters' parade in Katonah, N.Y.

The cover article in the Nov. 25 issue of the Travel section, "Class Conflict," by Michelle Higgins, the Practical Traveler columnist, prompted an unusually large response from readers, including 298 comments posted on our Web site.