61.   On top of that, poorer districts say they will not be able to afford the programs that could help remedy the problems many of their students face.

62.   Once an injury was reported, employers would have had to take certain steps to remedy the problem.

63.   Rather than focusing on the distant past, the well-intentioned people seeking reparations should strive to remedy the problems that continue to plague black communities, Carson said.

64.   Remedying the problem is costing billions.

65.   Sands said in a statement yesterday it could be one to two years before the company is able to remedy its problems.

66.   She is turning to the courts, she said, because she does not expect elected officials to remedy the problem.

67.   Some turn to alcohol to remedy problems on the job.

68.   Some fiddling and fresh hardware remedied the problem.

69.   That court said the North Carolina legislature should remedy the problem next year.

70.   That danger has put pressure on industry to come up with its own methods for remedying the problem if it hopes to escape mandatory cuts in gas emissions.