91.   The government struggles to stay afloat after Ocalan capture leads to resignation of three Cabinet members.

92.   The former Soviet republic remains plagued by strikes and other protests by unpaid workers, even as the government struggles to get the economy in order.

93.   The government has been struggling to halt the financial crisis that has gripped Brazil and threatens to buffet the economies of other countries in Latin America.

94.   The government has been struggling to maintain the value of the ruble at a time when Russian financial markets are being deserted by frightened investors.

95.   The government has struggled for years to boost its revenues, but despite periodic improvements, it has made little lasting progress.

96.   The government is struggling to balance its long-term goal of expanding nuclear energy with calls for tightening safety measures.

97.   The government is struggling to defend its law enforcement record, battered by recent police scandals and blunders.

98.   The government is struggling to hold together its weak coalition, which was hastily assembled in May after indecisive federal elections.

99.   The government struggles to reassert authority, and European officials debate sending in troops.

100.   The government has been struggling for years to fund the health system and other services because of a drastic lack of public funds.