21.   But that does not mean the homeowner can ignore the problem.

22.   But that would ignore another problem.

23.   But so far, companies have either ignored the problem or tried to tackle it with chopsticks when they need a battering ram.

24.   But they also blame the governments for ignoring the problem for far too long.

25.   But to have ignored the problem would have sent a signal that anything goes, and that could have terrible consequences.

26.   But too often in the past, special schools became holding pens for troubled youngsters whose deeper problems were ignored.

27.   Caucus members accused the governor and Republicans of singling out Tyson while ignoring problems with other athletes.

28.   Concerned animal lovers who had ignored the problem for years, suddenly decided that the problem was that of an overbearing government.

29.   Critics here accused him of playing president, proposing a role for Britain that went beyond its capacity to deliver and ignoring problems at home.

30.   Despite all the destruction, San Francisco District Attorney Terence Hallinan has all but ignored the problem, only going after a few high-profile cases.