91.   Both sides have doubts that they will.

92.   Both sides have elaborate plans for getting out the vote.

93.   Both sides have guns.

94.   Both sides have legitimate complaints.

95.   Both sides have long lists of demands.

96.   Both sides have polls showing their candidate ahead.

97.   Both sides have proposed compromises, but neither side has agreed.

98.   Both sides have responsibilities, not entitlements.

99.   Both sides have strong incentive to settle.

100.   Both sides have the financial resources to withstand a prolonged walkout, analysts said.