1.   Baghdad may be taking a new tack now, analysts said, in the face of increasing economic suffering.

2.   Bush, who will speak at the conference on Friday, has not drawn quite so direct a link between economic suffering and political rage.

3.   But they would be allowed to seek unlimited damages for economic suffering like lost wages.

4.   Daschle said that in abandoning the negotiations, the responsibility for economic suffering now rested with the Republicans.

5.   Instead, small entrepreneurs outside the West have experienced mainly economic suffering, tumbling incomes and high anxiety.

6.   Office holders, usually enriched here by their public service, were vowing belt tightening to share the economic suffering to come.

7.   Still, Baghdad may be taking a new tack now, analysts said, in the face of increasing economic suffering.

8.   But higher prices for essential goods are not the only source of economic suffering.

9.   But that same concentration of manufacturing jobs puts it on the leading edge of economic suffering.

10.   Israel, he said, wanted to emphasize its security concerns, while the Palestinians wanted to send a strong message about their economic suffering.