61.   And a few nagging questions linger.

62.   But the nagging question is whether the vote will bring an end to the violence that has escalated in recent months.

63.   But the nagging question is whether the vote will end the violence.

64.   But, as he prepares to deliver his midyear report to Congress, he must deal with the nagging question of how long the good times can last.

65.   Most companies are smalland one nagging question is whether the companies, especially those listedin the last three years, will be able to meet their profit guarantees.

66.   One nagging question for organizers was answered Wednesday when a consultant explained why two Olympic athlete dorms have settled more than normal.

67.   That nagging question rose up and smacked me in the face once again during the recent Idul Fitri holiday.

68.   The lunch also fed speculation that the Italian billionaire is shopping for a deal to resolve the nagging question of conflict of interest between politics and private business.

69.   The nagging question is why the LPGA purses pale in comparison to the men.

70.   The Verona match will give an indication of how Capello will manage his abundance of talent, including the nagging question of playing time for forward Vincenzo Montella.