101.   Analysts blame inflexible bureaucracy for much of the delay.

102.   Analysts blamed the losses on a tide of glum sentiment about prospects for revenue growth for mobile operators.

103.   Analysts blamed the sluggish international trend in stock markets and concern over US interest rates for the steep fall and said the decline could continue for another month.

104.   Analysts have blamed the downward trend to the election in Israel of right-wing Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu as prime minister.

105.   Analysts have blamed the unrest on social discontent and a widening gap between the poor and rich.

106.   Analysts also blamed the active stock market for siphoning away money from the bond market.

107.   Analysts blamed that increase on the weakness of the Canadian dollar.

108.   Analysts blamed the losses on persistent weakness on US markets, which made a limp start to trading again on Thursday after recent losses.

109.   Analysts blamed the losses on the lingering malaise over the outlook for corporate earnings.

110.   Analysts blamed the sharp increase on the run against the Canadian dollar.