81.   A new report suggests that even for the most seasoned clinicians, the suicide of a patient can have a long-lasting emotional impact.

82.   A new report suggests, though, that the Rhine may yet overcome its reputation as the great open sewer of Western Europe.

83.   A separate Labor Department report today suggested inflation remains tame.

84.   A low unemployment report suggests the Federal Reserve may again raise the overnight bank lending rate to prevent inflation from accelerating.

85.   A new government report suggests trying to get half an hour of exercise each day.

86.   A new U.N. report suggests that this may not be enough.

87.   A separate government report today suggested Americans wages are at least keeping up with inflation.

88.   A separate report suggested consumers may be reining in their spending.

89.   A weak U.S. manufacturing report suggested the Federal Reserve, too, may trim rates further.

90.   A significantly stronger-than-expected June jobs report would suggest the Fed may raise the funds rate as soon as its August meeting.