101.   At his university speech, Powell drew some boos and heckling, and he also was confronted with critical questions on U.S. policy toward Iraq, Libya and Cuba.

102.   But she said it was a critical question in the modern dilemma between creating conscious citizens or unthinking consumers.

103.   But the two sides are still far apart on the critical question of a cease-fire, he said.

104.   Critical questions remain unanswered.

105.   For the members of OPEC the critical question in the next decade will be the order of succession in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and other Gulf states.

106.   In both Rwanda and Kosovo, a critical question for the United Nations is how much it can and should intervene when it sees internal violence brewing.

107.   Tanri was bombarded with more critical questions relating to his deal with the Dutch company during the hearing yesterday.

108.   The critical question is whether dos Santos will try to defuse the armed rebellion by offering Savimbi a government post.

109.   The critical question centers on the intent of the party providing the assistance.

110.   The critical question is whether certification should be withheld as long as a possibility exists that illegal weapons programs could be revived.