61.   Skeptics said it would be impossible to contain a fast-growing city like Portland within a political boundary without sending jobs away or killing property values.

62.   Skeptics said there was no way that the people formulating a television ratings system for use with a future V-chip could meet their January deadline.

63.   Skeptics say it would take a fundamental change in how equity markets behave for Vinik to be right in the long term.

64.   Skeptics say leanness could become just the latest in a series of short-lived cost-cutting initiatives by the Pentagon and its contractors.

65.   Skeptics say much of the copying can be seen as a natural stage of economic and technological evolution.

66.   Skeptics say that a debt renegotiation would be exceedingly complex and do more harm than good.

67.   Skeptics say that most juvenile crime is committed during school hours, afternoons and early evenings, not during the actual time of curfews.

68.   Skeptics say that, in the long term, Israel has not solved the problem of continuing violence.

69.   Skeptics say the cooperative is only an effort by the paramilitaries to establish political credentials, and a way to repopulate areas they have emptied of other peasants.

70.   Skeptics say the move is nothing more than an effort to draw European support away from the grander U.S. system.