91.   As soon as he took office, in May, he promised to tackle the problems that have so soured northerners.

92.   As politicians wrangle in Washington, Culpeper continues with its own experiment -- bringing businesses and local government together to tackle the problem of welfare reform.

93.   As it turned out, the same confined region was activated whether the subjects were tackling verbal or spatial problems.

94.   As well as overhauling the procedure for choosing a president, he will still have to tackle the problem of campaign finance.

95.   At the groundbreaking world population conference in Cairo five years ago, the United States made commitments to tackle the problem of overpopulation.

96.   ATR, a Japanese company, was one of the companies that tackled the problem.

97.   Before they take stands or tackle tough problems, quiet leaders calculate how much political capital they are putting at risk and what they can expect in return.

98.   Brandt, in turn, put together a round table of experts with different expertise to tackle the problem.

99.   A California company is tackling those problems with a patent for stacking semiconductor chips instead of placing them side by side.

100.   A Globe survey of large institutions around New England suggests many have made progress tackling the problem.