101.   Even as the students have begun criss-crossing Israel, key elements of Birthright have yet to fall into place, raising doubts about its future.

102.   For agents, Mrs. Walker advises, any issue that raises a doubt is reason enough for disclosure.

103.   Five are still being held, although Israeli officials have privately raised doubts about whether they are responsible for the violence.

104.   For some members of Congress the capture of the three soldiers raised further doubts about ground troops.

105.   For that reason, Thomas A. Danjczek, president of the Steel Manufacturers Association, which represents mini-mills, raised doubts.

106.   Fuhrman thwarted any further discussion by professing few recollections about these sessions, but in the process, he raised doubts about his candor.

107.   Generally, those loans are considered below investment grade, meaning that they have been made to companies whose prospects raise doubts about their ability to repay.

108.   Gov. Lawton Chiles courageously vetoed the bill, but the episode raised doubts about the reliability of the Legislature in the year ahead.

109.   He also got Lange to raise doubts about the testimony of one of his colleagues, Ronald Phillips.

110.   Gore aims to raise doubts about the qualifications of his less experienced opponent the way the elder Bush did about Gov. Michael Dukakis of Massachusetts.