81.   She has the will to play Hedwig, but musically speaking, has not found a compelling way.

82.   She wondered, though, if society had the will to provide an alternative.

83.   Since Flyzik did not have a will, Walsh will not automatically inherit the rambling house they shared.

84.   Some local school administrators also expressed skepticism about whether state education officials actually had the will to take over troubled schools, given their track record of inaction.

85.   Since most of them were offered by opponents as delaying tactics, Armey can make them melt away if he really has the will to do it.

86.   Some diplomats question whether Bahsar Assad has the will and tenacity to wage a battle for power within his own country, if that becomes necessary.

87.   The affluent live longer than the poor, at least in part because they have the will and the means to lead more secure lives.

88.   The better-run companies, such as Avtovaz and KAMAZ, clearly have the will to make this transition if not the sort of management skills to achieve it.

89.   The elements of a sound bill are within reach if Congress has the will to pass one.

90.   The Iranian people not only despise Saddam, they have the will to stand up to him.