51.   But the National Weather Service calls for hot, dry weather over the long term, which still could spell trouble for the crops, analysts said.

52.   But the shifting politics and coalitions spell trouble for vouchers, many say.

53.   But they may also spell trouble for Netpliance, which just started offering shares to the public Friday.

54.   But this delicate fruit has split the United States and Europe in a nasty trans-Atlantic tug-of-war that could soon spell trouble for American consumers.

55.   But the reason may spell trouble for South Florida, another meteorologist says.

56.   But the records in the case involving disputed tax matters will be made available to the Internal Revenue Service, spelling more trouble for the speaker in the future.

57.   But those mixed signals also could spell more trouble ahead.

58.   But zero-percent financing and a fierce price war spell trouble for Detroit in the months ahead.

59.   But to Officers Robert Cekada and Anthony Gonzalez, the graffiti spelled trouble.

60.   By some accounts, that spells more trouble ahead.