91.   The apparent cause was cardiac arrest, but the death has raised suspicion here and set off violence, which continued sporadically Thursday.

92.   The attack ad immediately raised suspicions among campaign officials for McCain and Steve Forbes that Bush was using an intermediary to do battle on his behalf.

93.   The documents do, however, raise new suspicions about the credibility of the Pentagon and the CIA on the issue.

94.   The idea of a direct electronic connection between brains and computers clearly raises suspicion in many people.

95.   The man did not carry any luggage, which is supposed to raise suspicion.

96.   The lack of internal cameras would have exacerbated the inevitable media circus outside and raised suspicions that all was not right within.

97.   The man raised the suspicions of the photographer when he seemed to try to avoid being videotaped, Heenan said.

98.   The plaintiffs want to raise suspicions about the whereabouts of the clothes the murderer wore.

99.   The problem with using market-share statistics is that while they raise suspicions, they do not necessarily prove protectionism.

100.   The Peruvian air force has said the missionaries flew into Peruvian airspace from Brazil without filing a flight plan, an omission that raised suspicions about its cargo.