81.   The managers of such plans have a naturally conservative bias, say analysts, and they are looking for stocks that will not frighten investors.

82.   The potential for further deterioration is small, say analysts, while the potential upside is big.

83.   The problem is the number can be more confusing than enlightening, say analysts, investors and chipmakers themselves.

84.   The possibility that such a deal might not come to pass has rattled investors, say analysts.

85.   The prospect of stronger economic growth may soon rattle bond investors, driving yields higher, say analysts.

86.   The pace is nothing to write home about, say analysts, but it still makes Massachusetts the fastest-growing state in the Northeast.

87.   The pact has plenty of advantages for both companies, say analysts.

88.   The question, say industry analysts, is whether consumers are ready for ready-to-drink coffees.

89.   The point, say analysts, would be to bleed Pakistan, as Pakistan has bled India for two decades.

90.   The premium declines, say analysts, not only make Indian GDRs a bargain compared with local stocks.