111.   Callaghan said students and school officials ignored a sharp increase in injuries in recent years and overlooked previous structural problems with the bonfire.

112.   Defense Minister John Moore conceded the report shows the Swedish-designed submarines have serious design and structural problems.

113.   Cresson said Europe also has structural problems to overcome, notably capital markets that are divided on a national basis and a risk-averse investment culture.

114.   Eleven occupants were reported missing in the collapse, which tentatively was blamed on structural problems, and there appeared to be little hope of finding any more survivors.

115.   Engineers believe the deadly collapse of a concrete terrace at a winery on a Lake Erie island was caused by a structural problem, not an overload of people.

116.   Economic and Fiscal Policy Minister Heizo Takenaka told Parliament on Tuesday that structural problems in the Japanese economy have been exacerbated by the U.S. slowdown.

117.   Even so, serious structural problems are likely to plague the economy for years.

118.   Even with all its structural problems, volumes are still comparable to other leading stock exchanges.

119.   He said demand is relatively strong, but U.S. automakers are facing structural problems.

120.   Hector Rangel, the departing president of the Bankers Association, said structural problems such as outdated property registries are also hampering mortgage growth.