61.   But that problem has been compounded of late, as shrinking reimbursements and soaring malpractice rates push some radiologists toward easier, and more lucrative, work.

62.   But the magnitude of the trade center attack and the sympathy it inspired seem to have compounded the problem.

63.   But the shadowy underworld of Middle Eastern terrorism compounds the problem of firmly fingering anyone as the Khobar bad guy.

64.   But the traffic problems may be compounded by visitors to a major blues music festival also scheduled for Jacksonville Beach this weekend.

65.   But widely varying state laws compound the problem.

66.   But you may have compounded the problem, too.

67.   Byrd said that the research did not explore why these differences occurred but that delaying kindergarten for children not getting appropriate stimulation probably compounded their problems.

68.   Cap Corp compounded the problem by borrowing against its securities to buy more CMOs.

69.   Children then suffer nutritionally, compounding cognitive problems.

70.   CLF argued that closing large sections of fishing waters would force commercial boats to seek other areas, where they would probably overfish, compounding the problem.