91.   An Iraq ready to reconcile with Israel only puts more pressure on Damascus to do the same.

92.   An intensely focused personality who demands perfection on the plate, Trotter likes to put pressure on himself and his kitchen staff.

93.   An outpouring of anti-Israeli feeling in their own countries has put pressure on many Arab and Islamic leaders to pay more than lip service to the Palestinian cause.

94.   Anaheim, which had two shots on two power plays during the first two periods, put ample pressure on Markkanen during four power plays in the final period.

95.   Analysts said the deal, which could put pressure on other utilities to seek partners, showed how quickly the industry was preparing for an era of fierce competition.

96.   Analysts say Massachusetts auto insurers are well into a cycle of competition that will put pressure on margins for the next few years.

97.   Analysts say the recent mergers or acquisitions will also put pressure on other defense electronics providers to link up with major defense contractors.

98.   Analysts said that was only because IDBI put pressure on its corporate customers to buy into the issue.

99.   Analysts said the dismissal of the case may put pressure on Starr to wrap up his investigation more quickly.

100.   Analysts said the price cuts by Fidelity and other companies will put pressure on ETrade to reduce its fees.