91.   The public relations problem stems, in part, from several highly publicized cases of violence and corruption in the last two decades.

92.   The problem stems from a shortage of capacity.

93.   The problem stems from the fact that each Web site will have many layers of pages, making the evaluation of extensive listings almost monumental.

94.   The problem stems from the way computer hard disks store and delete data.

95.   The problems stem from a faulty basic premise.

96.   The problems stem from the screenplay by Michael Piller.

97.   The problems stemmed from improper accounting for affiliated partnerships that the company executives had used to keep corporate debt off the books.

98.   The TFI problem stemmed from a propensity of the modules to degrade with extreme heat, causing vehicles to misfire, stall or fail to start.

99.   Their problems generally stem instead from weak, corrupt and poorly supervised financial systems.

100.   Their problems stem from defying nature.