101.   Besides power failures, analysts saw minor structural damage as posing a problem.

102.   Bonds were little changed on the production report, which is seen by analysts as giving the Bank of Japan little reason to raise interest rates from record lows.

103.   Boomtown Inc. is among those some analysts see as ripe for a takeover.

104.   Both remaining contractors had courted the British firm, and analysts see its choice of Lockheed Martin as a nod to its design.

105.   BMW, which has an agreement to provide engines to Rolls, was widely seen by analysts as the prime suitor for the luxury car maker.

106.   Add the fact that analysts see improving conditions for the industry in the short run, and the recent enthusiasm about bank stocks becomes clearer.

107.   British Telecommunications is also frequently mentioned, but many analysts see major regulatory hurdles to such a merger, because the two companies have overlapping and competing businesses.

108.   Budget analysts see the chief function of the agreement as political, not economic, giving Clinton and Republicans something to brag about.

109.   But analysts also see reason for continued caution.

110.   But analysts saw a coup for Murdoch, questioning those vaunted synergies.