101.   The U.S. economy may or may not be wearing new clothes, as some analysts argue, but it sure is looking good.

102.   These analysts have argued that market conditions are different now, and thus that measures showing stocks to be overvalued should be viewed skeptically.

103.   TV analysts might argue that this method of gauging voter sentiment is pointless.

104.   While the loss numbers may look large, bank analysts argue that they can overstate the cost of rising rates.

105.   With interest rates relatively low, that made it possible for some market analysts to argue that stocks were not overvalued.

106.   With Arafat free of Israeli siege and able to travel again, some Palestinian analysts have argued that he should move quickly toward civic reform.

107.   Yet analysts argue further reforms are essential because Italians are probably reaching the limit of how much they are willing to be taxed.

108.   A public debate over whether to hang Ocalan intensified as many analysts argued the execution would harm Turkey.

109.   As the political debate rages, some Egyptian analysts argue that Egypt has sacrificed too much to the cause of nuclear non-proliferation.

110.   But a public debate over whether to hang Ocalan intensified as many analysts argued the execution would harm Turkey.