91.   The business does welding for hundreds of companies around the world, from tool makers such as Sutton Tool to worldwide conglomerates such as Sony.

92.   The case in Los Angeles, more than any other, underscores how even the biggest, most sophisticated government bodies can stumble when doing business with Wall Street.

93.   The business does income tax returns, travel arrangements, and has a bank of telephones that immigrants use to call relatives overseas.

94.   The business is doing business -- absolutely.

95.   The cargo carrier expects its business to do well.

96.   --The battery business is doing fine at home.

97.   The fact that Steve is a handy guy who owns a car-repair business does him no good.

98.   The IRS recommends that businesses do so right away because the forms can take several weeks to process.

99.   The idea that U.S. business would do that now because its own government was abdicating on human rights may ease the conscience but is self-deceiving.

100.   The lunch vendors offer few compliments about the direction they think the nation is headed -- though they concede their own businesses are doing fine.