91.   And newly released evidence suggests she was sunk by defects in some of her smallest and least expensive parts.

92.   And the majority of low-skilled women appear to have increased their incomes, although evidence suggests that the most disadvantaged are suffering more.

93.   And while polls show a majority of Americans oppose affirmative action, evidence suggests that its advocates generally possess more intense feelings on the issue.

94.   Anecdotal evidence also suggests that there are many cases in Japan of what would be called sexual harassment in the United States, like crude language.

95.   Anecdotal evidence suggests huge pent-up demand for semi-urban townhouse living within walking distance from work and shops.

96.   Anecdotal evidence suggests that inmates are more likely to seek care when they do not have to travel to see a doctor.

97.   Anecdotal evidence suggests that more and more customers prefer low-malt beer to the ordinary sort.

98.   Anecdotal evidence suggests that the emphasis on winning by any means necessary has had a detrimental effect on the behavior of young athletes.

99.   Anecdotal evidence suggests that the practice is growing, particularly for chronic diseases.

100.   Anecdotal evidence also suggests that companies are reluctant to start hiring until things pick up domestically.