101.   Each boom in the business cycle brought a frightening spike in prices, as the costs of raw commodities rose along with wages in response to increased demand.

102.   Economists remain unconvinced, saying that prices are rising even with weak demand.

103.   Electronic, auto and precision instrument shares rose with the dollar.

104.   Electric utility stocks, whose large financing costs rise along with bond yields, also fell.

105.   Electronics exporters also rose with the dollar.

106.   Electronics exporters rose with the dollar.

107.   Electronics, precision instrument and auto shares rose with the dollar.

108.   Early in the day, the bond market rose along with the dollar, which derived strength from signs of economic weakness in Germany.

109.   European government bonds rose with U.S. Treasuries after the durable goods report.

110.   Ewenstein added, however, that the level of von Willebrand factor in the blood rises with age, so symptoms in children often lessen as they get older.