61.   The agency also faces regular criticism for ignoring problems because its mandate is to promote the interests of the aviation industry as well as to regulate it.

62.   The Army even accused commanders of ignoring the problem.

63.   The common thread in all desperate corporate situations is that management had ignored problems, acted too late or lied about it.

64.   The government ignored the problem until three years ago, when former President Carlos Salinas de Gortari announced a shock plan of free-market remedies to overhaul agriculture.

65.   The rest of the family relatives ignored the problem, thinking the boys would eventually work things out.

66.   The worst option is to ignore the problem, the agency says, in part because penalties and interest will continue to mount until the issue is addressed.

67.   This conclusion seriously rebuts the rationale for ignoring the problem, although it would be awkward for Bush to abandon his opposition without looking foolish.

68.   To many, that the conference is being held at all marks a turnaround from previous official postures of trying to deny or ignore the problem.

69.   Welfare gave drug users and other troubled women a way to ignore their problems, they say.

70.   What is worse is blaming reporters while ignoring the problem.