51.   American officials said they were reluctant to draw sweeping conclusions about a group they were still struggling to understand.

52.   Analysts waited anxiously for earnings news from the company, and from them they drew conclusions about the computer industry and the broader market.

53.   Analysts were reluctant to draw conclusions about what the ruling means for Telectronics.

54.   And some federal insiders point out that Pak and Zdanowicz are drawing conclusions from federal data that may be incomplete or incorrect.

55.   And the agency offers caveats about drawing conclusions from raw data.

56.   And what conclusion does Petrovic draw?

57.   And, if Allied intelligence had drawn that conclusion, why was the beginning of the Holocaust the object of a possible cover-up?

58.   And while some studies show that sex offenders have higher rates of recidivism, officials say it is difficult to draw conclusions.

59.   Another group thinks he is drawing sweeping conclusions from what is no more than a temporary period of good economic luck.

60.   As a matter of fact, it is hard to draw any conclusion about whether that has helped or hindered crime in any of these states.