91. But at least for the first few orders, nuclear plants present a problem beyond those of coal or natural gas. 92. But for word people, ought presents a problem. 93. But even that presents problems. 94. But if there is an explosion, earthquake or long-burning fire, they can present a problem. 95. But it presents political problems for Sharon because it would leave the settlers isolated inside. 96. But just putting it together, with a cast of clashing, sometimes needy, teenagers, presented problems. 97. But his new job has presented unexpected problems. 98. But not filling any one niche -- such as apartments or malls -- may present problems. 99. But moving beyond that general conclusion presents enormous problems. 100. But in the Prudential case, the requirement could present problems. |