91.   All businesses, regardless of size, face problems every day.

92.   Age and beauty have always been at war in Hollywood, and Fenn might face similar problems someday.

93.   After the publishers signed the contract for a Japanese version of the book, the efforts to translate it faced problems almost immediately.

94.   Alexander is not the first presidential candidate to face this problem coming out of the first primary.

95.   Almost every industry faces problems, but travel and, specifically, aviation could be particularly vulnerable because of a huge number of linked systems.

96.   All the while, Gates faced a problem few would understand --maintaining a normal lifestyle in a world that has robbed him of his anonymity.

97.   Although Clinton faces big problems, he is not without hope.

98.   Broadway faces other problems, like competition from other forms of entertainment and rising costs.

99.   Brazil could face serious problems meeting internal demand if it is unable to import from the U.S.

100.   Broad agreed that Los Angeles faces image problems.