91.   Analysts predicted more rockiness for the stock market in the upcoming earnings season and possibly lasting through the presidential elections.

92.   And Clinton also won Ohio, a reliable bellwether in presidential elections.

93.   And concern about the undecided presidential election is distracting shoppers just as the holiday season starts to peak.

94.   And Democrats charged that the hearing less than two weeks before the presidential election was motivated by politics.

95.   An avowed Democrat, he told his listeners that religious bigotry had no place in presidential elections, when Kennedy, a Roman Catholic, was elected.

96.   Analysts said the central bankers also acted to avoid being blamed for triggering a recession that likely would have carried into the presidential election campaign next year.

97.   And Americans have shown time and again that they assess the salesman as much as the product in presidential elections.

98.   And depending on how it goes, the presidential election in November could give an added boost to stocks.

99.   And Chinese officials seem keenly aware that China is likely to be a major foreign policy issue in the coming American presidential election.

100.   And a Swiss official told a German envoy that Roosevelt would invade Europe soon to have a big military triumph heading into the November presidential elections.