51.   Auto analysts point out that Ford is losing millions of dollars in profits from the lucrative sale of the Expedition.

52.   But most analysts point to a spurt in inflation from September, as Russia each year tends to postpone most of its budgetary expenditure to the second half.

53.   This would make it difficult for Paris to do the same to Ellemann-Jensen that Washington did to Lubbers last week, analysts point out.

54.   Japanese automakers, analysts point out, could weather the sanctions without too much difficulty, at least for a few months.

55.   Polls show little public support for the rebels but analysts point out few Peruvians would admit their sympathies to a pollster.