1.   He said members were upset about the decision but felt there was nothing else they could do.

2.   And his comments, no matter how mild, are likely to upset some members of the coalition.

3.   Another rate increase could also further upset members of Congress, although it appears too late this year for their irritation to be translated into legislation.

4.   But the mere existence of the group upsets orthodox members of the Islamic faith.

5.   President Clinton signed the bill into law, upsetting some members of his own party.

6.   Some HMOs reacted by raising prices and ending freebies, upsetting elderly members who often live on tight budgets.

7.   That finding upset several members of Congress.

8.   The fact that so many fraternity members were upset by the Sigma Pi poster shows that they support that viewpoint, Hopkins said.

9.   The Hale matter, which became a media flash point several weeks ago, has severely upset tribal members, many of whom have criticized Hale.

10.   But Fargo did not recommend a court-martial, which upset family members again.