91.   Health officials fear an outbreak of cholera and malaria in a country with poor sewage systems and a lack of potable water.

92.   Health officials now fear that the drugs may be encouraging those at risk to let down their guards.

93.   Health officials now fear that the Tuskegee story may keep some workers from taking the anthrax vaccine.

94.   Hospital officials had feared that they would have had to begin laying off workers and closing wards if the state had not taken steps toward resuming payments.

95.   If they remain unprotected, relief and government officials fear many may die when the winter arrives in a few weeks.

96.   In a world where officials feared association with journalists, he seemed to relish it.

97.   In addition, UPS officials fear that its customers may develop loyalty to the other companies they use if there is a lengthy strike.

98.   In California, for instance, officials feared that the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers would remain near flood level until the end of January.

99.   In New York City, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani said that the storm was not as bad as city officials had feared, but acknowledged that there had been disruptions.