41.   I visited Bob Brooks at home, to ask why learning difficulties can create emotional problems.

42.   Along with our new riches have we created new problems too?

43.   Although he would not talk about the specific trading practices that led to the losses, he did acknowledge that he had created problems.

44.   Although such changes might satisfy some groups, they could create problems.

45.   Although the effect of their absence cannot be immediately measured, the disruption to their jobs is likely to create problems down the road.

46.   Always terrorism creates more problems.

47.   An unsatisfactory or insubstantial role in a Bosnia operation run by NATO would create political problems for President Boris Yeltsin, Russian officials say.

48.   Among them, Time Warner has committed to offer most of the Turner assets to the Time Warner Entertainment partnership, which could create problems between the two companies.

49.   An anti-green approach, which focuses on how environmental controls have helped create the problem, may obscure how they could also be part of the solution.

50.   An environmental group on Wednesday criticized the use of economic development money to draw large corporate hog farms to Missouri, creating pollution problems.