81.   If Arnoldi and Lee had been more accustomed to being fussed over, Stan Milton Salon cosmetician Karin Robinson would have had an easier time applying their makeup.

82.   If Cole thinks he will have an easier time, he is wrong.

83.   If that is the defense, Berry could have an easier time in his hometown than King had, DeGuerin said.

84.   If the new laws had been on the books, the farmers might have had an easier time, though that is far from clear.

85.   If you feel either your weight or your finances or, heaven forbid, both, teetering on the edge of precarious, postpone your trip until easier times.

86.   Iginla has had an easier time opening eyes around the league.

87.   If that happens, Maguire said, the firm would have an easier time hiring more talented lawyers and bringing in more clients.

88.   In contrast to herbivores, carnivores have a slightly easier time getting salt, for blood and other body fluids they consume have sodium in them.

89.   In a number of cases, those using television ads early are the incumbents, who traditionally have an easier time raising campaign money.

90.   In future primaries, where crossover voting is barred, Bush may well have an easier time.