71.   Cyclical stocks are those most sensitive to advances or declines in the overall economy.

72.   Cyclical stocks are those most sensitive to the advances or declines in the broad economy.

73.   Cyclical stocks are those whose profits are most sensitive to the economic cycle.

74.   Cyclical stocks dropped after a report indicated that the French economy is slowing.

75.   Cyclical stocks include paper and forest and oil and gas issues, whose earnings and stock prices tend to increase when the economy expands with low inflation.

76.   Cyclical stocks include paper and forest, and other resources producers, which benefit most when the economy expands.

77.   Cyclical stocks like metal producers profit most when economic growth is strong and are most vulnerable to a slowdown.

78.   Cyclical stocks need not apply.

79.   Cyclical stocks surge when the economy is expanding and drop as it contracts.

80.   Cyclical stocks, or those tied closely to the health of the economy, declined as investors braced for lower-than-expected earnings reports.