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

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

93.   A new report from a group of California scientists concludes that global warming will pose grave problems for the state in the coming century.

94.   A possible problem was posed by Malaysia, which remains opposed to the timetable.

95.   A new independent counsel would pose problems for both Clinton and Gore.

96.   A sharp decline in Starwood stock would pose problems.

97.   A Roman Catholic chaplain would not pose a problem for most Americans.

98.   A trio of economic reports confirmed that growth is too slow for inflation to pose a problem, fuelling hopes central banks will trim interest rates further.

99.   A well-bunkered green poses problems if missed long or short.

100.   Afghanistan poses special problems because of its rugged terrain.