91.   Some people worry about how safe it is to have their data travel through the ether in wireless systems.

92.   Some people worry that such mutual sniping can distract technicians of both categories.

93.   Some people worry that a German could rise up to tap the same anti-immigration sentiments that swelled the ranks of the Freedom Party.

94.   Some people worry that cheap Asian imports could push the U.S. over the line into deflation.

95.   Some people worry that in our consumer-driven economy, a spending slowdown could lead to a recession.

96.   Some people worry how future historians will treat President Clinton and his scandal-rocked administration.

97.   Some people worry that a law would force teenagers into using their own devices and injuring themselves.

98.   Some people worry that time limits have weakened the safety net.

99.   Such people often worry more about getting rid of the immediate symptom than what the symptom may mean.

100.   That has some people worried they might land in prison if their dogs, regardless of their care, training or intent, attack.