91.   The company said full-year net income would rise by at least that amount.

92.   The Conference Board also found that fewer respondents expect their incomes to rise over the next six months.

93.   The Conference Board also found that slightly more respondents than last month expect their incomes to rise over the next six months.

94.   The dollar is strong, American incomes are rising, and many people are spending money.

95.   The company said operating income rose in all its businesses in the year.

96.   The federal match would decline as incomes rose.

97.   The economy is expanding rapidly, average incomes are rising, and inflation has been tamed.

98.   The hardest hit were the big law firms, hurt by economic belt-tightening nationwide, and attorneys in California, where incomes rose then fell the fastest.

99.   The lack of inflation means consumers can afford to buy more when their incomes are rising -- though Americans are also turning into more cautious buyers.

100.   The government subsidy would be gradually reduced as incomes rose.