81.   At this level, rates could pose a problem for stocks, said James Solloway, director of research for Argus Research Corp.

82.   Band interrelations have never posed a problem in the past, he explains.

83.   Bakin agreed, saying vests pose problems for officers who are susceptible to heat-related illnesses.

84.   Because the strength in technology shares masks the weakness in everything else, the divided stock market also poses problems for Greenspan.

85.   Besides power failures, analysts saw minor structural damage as posing a problem.

86.   Besides the usual dilemmas of college life, Dobkin said, female students face issues that pose few problems for their male counterparts.

87.   Both the sales tax and the flat tax pose problems for the president.

88.   A charter service would, of course, pose problems in quickly converting cargo aircraft for passenger use.

89.   A close working relationship between the two men could pose problems for President Bush as he tries to promote his own agenda despite a Democrat-run Senate.

90.   A considerable portion of any payment would likely come from Alaska -- and could to pose political problems.