81.   The revelations were nonetheless an embarrassment for Duncan Smith, whom opponents paint as dragging the beleaguered party farther to the right and alienating centrist voters.

82.   While Clinton could rally minority voters in Detroit, his presence would alienate swing voters in the suburbs.

83.   Watts, the only black Republican in Congress, said GOP talk of such notions as family values can alienate voters in nontraditional families.

84.   When introducing tough reforms, prime ministers worry more about causing hardships and alienating voters, while finance ministers focus more on strictly economic issues.

85.   While most candidates agree there are serious problems, few are willing to alienate voters with proposals to begin taxing Kuwaitis or charging for services.

86.   But Clinton seems to have prefered to anger his liberal allies rather than alienate moderate voters and give Dole new ammunition against him.

87.   Clinton seems to have preferred to anger his liberal allies rather than alienate moderate voters and give Dole new ammunition against him.

88.   The radical policies the Greens have held to, such as support for draconian hikes in gasoline taxes, have alienated voters.

89.   Such a reform has long been debated in Turkey, but right-wing parties, reluctant to alienate Islamic voters, have always shied away from it.

90.   The bottom line is that the radical policies the Greens have held to, such as draconian hikes in gasoline taxes, have alienated voters.