91.   News organizations refuse to do so, and critics question the accuracy of self-rating.

92.   Other critics question the need for one more layer of government.

93.   Other critics have questioned whether giving federal funds to faith-based programs might violate the constitutional separation of church and state.

94.   Other critics question if Bush really is interested in minority isssues after chosing Dick Cheney as a running mate.

95.   Police officers often use those statistics to justify profiling, while critics question whether it has become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

96.   Police critics have questioned whether officers in civilian clothes have too often been involved in deadly cases of confusion.

97.   So far, few lives have been threatened, causing some critics to question the need for so many cleanups.

98.   Some critics have questioned whether the effort to save the fund was necessary, and whether it might send the wrong message to other big speculative funds.

99.   Some critics also question why the president wants to create a separate testing program instead of expanding the National Assessment of Education Progress tests.

100.   Some critics have questioned whether the company, in its haste to cash in on a gambling gold rush, overlooked or brushed aside warning signals.