91.   Instead of dismissing them, she has acknowledged bluntly that they spell trouble, and she has agonized publicly about how to fix them.

92.   Lt. Gov. Mark Taylor said the potential shortfall could spell trouble for the social welfare programs Barnes wants to expand.

93.   Mishandling a weather disaster has spelled trouble for politicians in Chicago history.

94.   More dawdling could spell trouble, they warned.

95.   Now, they spell trouble.

96.   One hint of the way the union can spell trouble is to be found in the relative permissiveness of insider trading statutes in Europe.

97.   One question is whether the new ethnic dynamic spells trouble for the GOP.

98.   Other changes also spell trouble for small grove owners.

99.   Other investors said a difficult Diet session could spell trouble for bonds in the medium-term.

100.   Plenty of struggling retailers are luring shoppers with deep discounts, spelling lingering troubles for healthier rivals.