101.   Critics fear many tenants will be unable to shoulder maintenance bills.

102.   Critics fear that lifting the ban unilaterally will collapse the United Nations mission and increase the chances of injecting Americans troops there.

103.   Critics fear the aid plans could involve Washington too deeply in Latin American oldest guerrilla war.

104.   Critics fear the new council will be controlled by political and commercial interests.

105.   Critics fear, however, that the new law, when enacted, will strengthen the exploitation of local resources by foreign interests.

106.   Critics fear that evolutionary change will be forgotten with the new road, lost in the dust of increased tourist traffic.

107.   Critics fear that law could bring a return of political repression.

108.   Critics fear that the accord could drag the Philippines into conflicts with enemies of the United States.

109.   Critics fear the case will undermine the autonomy and judicial independence Beijing promised the territory after resuming control from Britain nearly two years ago.

110.   Critics fear the euro will end in an expensive and dangerous failure.