11.   But consumer advocates worry that the money, and the strings that come attached, represent a new type of creeping commercialism.

12.   But human services advocates worried that another reason for the decline may be that needy families are no longer seeking state help.

13.   But it is also during such periods that civil liberties advocates worry that government may be too quick to seize the opportunity to expand its powers.

14.   But privacy advocates worry about the fuzzy laws still surrounding the workplace computer.

15.   Child-care advocates worry that poor families will turn not only to the provisional providers, but also to untrained workers who offer the least expensive care.

16.   Child-care advocates worry that there are not enough child-care slots available for infants.

17.   Consumer advocates worry that children who chew and suck on the Po doll could ingest the dangerous chemical.

18.   Consumer advocates had worried that this legislation would allow banks to eliminate any chance of states passing consumer-banking protections.

19.   Finally, consumer advocates also worry about low-fare carriers in the age of Orbitz.

20.   Most important, child advocates worry about the emotional damage to children who have been taken from their parents.