81.   The owners blame declining advertising revenue and the general economic woes, and circulation and advertising are clearly down.

82.   The referendum fight in Quebec, however, effectively tossed Canada on its head, sending shock waves through a country already reeling from economic woes.

83.   The Taliban stopped paying workers even before the U.S. bombing campaign began last October because of economic woes caused by drought and internecine fighting.

84.   The yen also was dragged down by fresh signs of economic woes in South Korea.

85.   There is something emotionally satisfying but intellectually sterile about blaming foreigners for our economic woes.

86.   The winner will take the helm of the troubled Korean economy largely without a stated blueprint to ease the economic woes.

87.   There is a strong belief among politicians here that Puerto Rico cannot solve its economic woes until it resolves its political status.

88.   There was also deep distrust of unchecked financial institutions, particularly during times of economic decline, when they were blamed for economic woes.

89.   These attractions are free, a considerable plus in a state reeling with economic woes.

90.   They blame it, not Castro, for their economic woes.