61.   Some brokers say that may mean trouble ahead.

62.   That could mean trouble for chip-equipment makers, memory-chip makers and computer makers.

63.   That could mean trouble for travel agents.

64.   That combination, if it happens, means trouble for U.S.-based oil companies.

65.   That could mean trouble for Al Gore, who has been asked to block the nomination by environmental groups.

66.   That could mean trouble for those who are already overextended.

67.   That alone meant trouble.

68.   That means trouble for Hiroshima.

69.   That could mean trouble for Microsoft because it faces more competition in the market for servers and big network machines.

70.   That means future trouble.