81.   Donoghue and Stephens see the problems every day in the neighborhoods between downtown and the University of Southern California.

82.   Dr. Areta Pidwerbetsky, a radiologist, spends her time interpreting the results of mammograms and calling patients for additional exams when she sees a potential problem.

83.   Downie, however, sees no problem.

84.   Doris Diltz, a member of the Emmen legislative body, sees no problem with asking that foreigners be assimilated.

85.   Education experts say they have seen similar problems in suburban school districts outside Boston and other big cities.

86.   Elizabeth Randall, the New Jersey commissioner of banking and insurance, sees no problems with the pending legislation.

87.   Even the charts they were allowed to see revealed problems, Stewart said.

88.   Even the developers of the software see the problem.

89.   Everyone sees the problem, but no one seems sure how to solve it.

90.   Even utilities that have yet to see problems could be susceptible, Timmons said.