71.   Analysts point to history as their reason for concern.

72.   Analysts pointed to a string of recent economic reports.

73.   Analysts pointed to the flat sales figures and said they want solid evidence that a sustained turnaround is underway at EDS.

74.   Analysts also pointed to growing concern that rising interest rates will choke off economic growth and eventually cut into corporate earnings.

75.   Analysts also pointed to mounting concern that interest rates may continue to rise, choke off economic growth, and eventually cut into corporate earnings.

76.   Analysts have pointed at an alliance between Yilmaz and his longtime rival, former Prime Minster Tansu Ciller, as a possible replacement.

77.   Analysts have pointed to growing signs of a European revival in recent weeks, notably in Germany and France, the two biggest euro economies.

78.   Analysts point to a number of reasons for the drop.

79.   Analysts point to Hartford, Conn.-based United Technologies, the huge manufacturer of helicopters as the most likely Honeywell suitor.

80.   Analysts point to a variety of factors, including the growing number of single mothers and two income households in the workforce.