41.   But this week, a big supply of new corporate debt could apply some pressure to the market, at least in the near term.

42.   But this is unlikely in the near term.

43.   Cable modems, Gates said, will offer the most practical high-speed Internet connections to the home, at least in the near term.

44.   Certainly, for the near term Parcells wants to get everything righted.

45.   Chiu and other economists do not expect a cut to official interest rates in the near term.

46.   Cautious to a degree about the near term, they were generally optimistic about long-range prospects.

47.   Clinton countered, though, that the best Nigeria should hope for in the near term is a holiday on part of its interest payments.

48.   Clough thinks the market is headed for trouble in the near term.

49.   Creation of an interim facility for the near term would divert resources away from that, administration officials say.

50.   Decisive Senate action on election reform in the near term is needed to pressure the leadership in the House and the Bush administration.