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Adam Cohn, a lawyer with the Federal Trade Commission, said the F.T.C. was on the verge of promulgating a new rule to make it harder for unscrupulous operators to avoid accountability.

"Since most people don't know this," Ms. Talel said, "the board should adopt a house rule to make it clear that smoking in a public area is prohibited by both the law and the rules of the building".

Mr. Martin insisted that he knew nothing of the payoffs even though he was finance minister at the time, and that he intended to reengineer Liberal rule to make it more accountable and democratic.

The tale, like so much in Washington, is a convoluted one, but it comes down to this: Last year, the National Mediation Board changed a rule to make it easier for airline and railroad workers to unionize with a straight majority vote.

In California after Mr. Simpson's acquittal in 1996, acording to Terry Francke, the general counsel of the California First Amendment Center, "the Judicial Council, the judicial branch agency in charge, went back and modified the previous camera-access rule to make it more difficult for cameras to get into court".

The judge, Claudia Wilken of Federal District Court in Oakland, Calif., ruled that the Forest Service had failed to take a hard look at the environmental impacts of changing the rule to make it easier to cut down forest habitat of species like the spotted owl and salmon on 193 million acres of national forests.

(Bloomberg News Microsoftt Eases Rules to Oust Directors The Microsoft Corporation revised its rules to make it easier for shareholders to force directors off the board.

And Nasdaq is considering a change in its rules to make it easier for companies with share prices below $1 to remain listed on the market.

The European Central Bank plans to revise its rules to make it easier for banks to use bundles of loans, known as asset-backed securities, as collateral for low-interest loans from the central bank.

The Senate majority leader, Bill Frist, is urging the Senate to revisit its filibuster rules to make it easier for a bare majority to install a judge for life.

The United States last week changed its visa rules to make it easier for foreign students and scientists working on sensitive technologies to reenter the country after overseas trips.