81.   In fact, political insiders had been saying the country is moving to a more centrist position, with party identity meaning less and less to people.

82.   In addition, insiders now say, UAM failed to reinvest adequately in its units.

83.   In fact, over the last five years, the fees Goldman earns from information-related businesses have more than tripled, say insiders at the firm.

84.   Indeed, fashion insiders say men are hungry for more elegance in their wardrobes.

85.   Industry insiders said he decided to leave after Ross Perot became involved in day-to-day operations.

86.   Industry insiders said Power had planned to parlay its brand name and resources on the Mac side to jump-start its Windows business and eventually go public.

87.   Industry insiders say the lack of leadership has made the regulatory agency increasingly cautious, slowing approval times and avoiding controversial decisions.

88.   Insiders said the board had made clear that it did not think Ranelli had the broad marketing background it wanted in a new chief executive.

89.   Insiders said the main stumbling block was preserving copyright, which the rulings in these two cases appear to bolster.

90.   Insiders said what cost him his job was his unwillingness to schmooze with key backers of the program.

n. + say >>共 480
official 17.88%
police 6.16%
analyst 4.36%
report 3.78%
source 3.33%
spokesman 3.05%
company 2.65%
expert 2.16%
authority 1.82%
government 1.60%
insider 0.06%
insider + v. >>共 218
say 28.69%
be 10.43%
sell 3.01%
believe 2.71%
trade 2.71%
know 2.11%
expect 1.81%
tell 1.40%
have 1.20%
buy 1.00%
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