101.   He also sees a problem with drivers not competing in their home state or the state of their sponsors.

102.   He has begun to see the problems ahead, as the war grinds on.

103.   He sees problems and sets out to invent devices to fix them.

104.   He saw a problem and opted to become part of a solution.

105.   He saw potential problems in finding suitable property to trade to UT and in justifying supporting a mansion used for limited functions.

106.   He has seen the problem with weightlifters who, after loading up on proteins, fail to drink enough fluids to flush the excess nitrogen out of their systems.

107.   He sees no problem sticking fiction in a documentary?

108.   He was working with them on a project, but they had stayed so long in India, Dad complained, that they no longer could see the problems.

109.   He spends about three days a week in Santa Clara, and Intel officials see no problem with having such a high-placed executive living out-of-state.

110.   He said he would promote candor at every level, so that anyone who sees a problem with security will not be afraid to say so.