91.   All the gain was concentrated in the South, which stretches from Maryland to Texas.

92.   Both gains were better than expected.

93.   Both gains were larger than expected.

94.   But an uneasy feeling remains that the gains are not secure.

95.   But across the nation, such gains were the exception, not the rule.

96.   But analysts at the Cook Political Report said the GOP gain is more likely to be between one and three seats.

97.   But at least there will be some gain.

98.   But Barnard said the impressive gain was almost entirely due to deep price cuts that would do little to help the bottom line.

99.   But an Examiner analysis raises questions about whether the gains are real or manipulated.

100.   But analysts, noting the long regulatory process, said the gains will be far down the road.