51.   Adding to the hesitation in the market were remarks made Thursday by Laurence Meyer, a Federal Reserve governor, to the Forecasters Club of New York.

52.   After the meeting, Daniel and Funkhouser agreed their remarks were not personal and shook hands.

53.   Allowing for some standard-issue self-aggrandizement and Big Theme windiness, their remarks are usually interesting and useful.

54.   Bridge did release a transcript of a portion of what it said were remarks Rivlin made to a Bridge reporter in Lincoln.

55.   Bush remarks were well-received, though at one point his tongue slipped.

56.   But because the remarks were brief, Judge Fletcher wrote, they did not affect the judgment of the jury.

57.   But even those remarks were carefully phrased, almost deferential.

58.   But even those remarks are not nearly as harsh as the scathing attacks on Clinton after the Monica Lewinsky scandal broke.

59.   But Bonds, realizing the remark was offensive, later tried to take his foot out of his mouth.

60.   But his strongly worded remarks were a clear attempt to seize the offensive against Gore and leave the vice president with some explaining to do.