71.   Jewish settlers in Hebron have said they will not resort to violence, but have suggested that Jewish militants from outside the city might come in to make trouble.

72.   Lin Xinshu, a medical researcher in the southeastern city of Fuzhou, has said police visited him over the weekend and told him not to make trouble.

73.   Martinez said the other five come from clans who could make trouble if they were forced to take the blame alone.

74.   More precisely, does the gene cause disease by actively making trouble or by simply failing to do its normal job?

75.   Officials fear it might be easier for the captives to make trouble if they were doubled up in cells while more are being built.

76.   Officials said Claes was reassured Kozyrev would show up and make no trouble.

77.   Rajoub warned the settlers against returning to the Palestinian-controlled areas to make trouble.

78.   Serbs said they feared members of the separatist Kosovo Liberation Army would make trouble in the village.

79.   Someone who rarely crashes and never makes trouble.

80.   Speaking to reporters at a seminar on press freedom, he said some national media were being used in an unprincipled manner to make political trouble.