81.   The move follows similar efforts by Motorola and Ericcson to supply the booming mobile telephone market in Brazil.

82.   The move follows the withdrawal last month of Chilean flights between the southern Chilean city of Punta Arenas and the islands.

83.   The moves follow a decision last week to drop discounts for its sandwiches that hurt sales of its mainstay take-out suppers and the resignation of its restaurant chief.

84.   The moves follow a profit warning in May that said profits would be below expectations.

85.   The move also follows recent sharp downturns at British companies like Marconi.

86.   The move followed decisions by France and Belgium to halt imports of British beef and live cattle.

87.   The move followed mounting evidence that the economy slowed significantly in the second quarter, though recent economic reports suggest the rate of growth may be rising again.

88.   The move followed similar reversals by India and Pakistan, and it opened the way to international negotiations on the issue.

89.   The move followed similar steps taken by Citicorp, Banc One Corp., KeyCorp, First Bank System Inc. and Norwest Crop.

90.   The move follows a Food and Drug administration request that the drugs be taken off the market in light of new evidence about their side effects.