91.   It is no simple matter selecting the next leader of Harvard Business School.

92.   It is not a simple matter for Gingrich, who is expected to make a decision next week.

93.   It is a simple matter, for example, to buy savings bonds over the World Wide Web, as well as other Treasury securities.

94.   It is not a simple matter of putting documents onto a CD-ROM, partly because storage media change relatively rapidly.

95.   It should be a simple matter.

96.   It may be a simple matter of our American predilection to exclude.

97.   It may be, too, a simple matter of there not being one spectacular, must-have player on the board.

98.   It used to be that buying a new racing yacht was a simple matter of finding the fastest boat.

99.   It was a simple matter on both sides of looks being deceiving.

100.   It was a simple matter of truth in advertising, its backers said.