101.   Additionally, fewer Americans than expected applied for state unemployment benefits last week -- the third consecutive weekly decline, a sign labor markets remain healthy.

102.   Additionally, fewer Americans than expected applied for state unemployment benefits last week, the third consecutive weekly decline, a sign that labor markets remain healthy.

103.   Adding to worries about a strong labor market was a report today showing that fewer Americans than expected applied for jobless benefits last week.

104.   Additionally, fewer American workers than expected applied for state unemployment benefits last week -- the third consecutive weekly decline, a sign labor markets remain healthy.

105.   After all, this is a very tight labor market for people with your expertise, and you may be taking yourself out of play unnecessarily.

106.   After two years of record-low unemployment and tight labor markets, massive layoffs are now sweeping the nation.

107.   Almost everyone agrees that labor markets need to be liberalized, the social security system needs to be reformed, and taxation on employment needs to be reduced.

108.   Already, virtually every measure of the labor market has weakened.

109.   Also today, the government issued a monthly employment report for June that suggested labor markets may have reached a plateau.

110.   All that, according to critics of the Fed, means that tighter labor markets do not necessarily translate into broad inflationary pressures.