91.   Canadian money markets have been in turmoil in recent weeks as the secessionist forces have rallied and gained a slight lead over federalists in public opinion surveys.

92.   Chilean stocks fell for the first time this week as a slump in U.S. stocks spilled over into the local market.

93.   Cherry took many more repetitions this week as the backup quarterback.

94.   China probably is enjoying the fact that it has surpassed Japan this week as the leading cause of the U.S. trade deficit.

95.   Canadian stocks rose to their third record high this week as optimism about stronger economic growth boosted shares of paper producers.

96.   Chilean stocks rallied for the first time this week as hopes of an interest rate cut in Chile outweighed concern about higher U.S. rates.

97.   Chilean stocks declined for the fourth day this week as a fall in wood pulp prices was expected to dent the profits of forestry companies, analysts said.

98.   Claims could continue to rise in the coming weeks as several companies shut down production because of ongoing labor disputes.

99.   Citrus prices jumped Christmas week as news of the freeze spread and produce buyers panicked.

100.   Clinton, who in his first week as president delivered on his pro-choice promises, recently sought a way to re-ignite the issue.