101.   Petroleum prices have plunged this year because of flagging demand in the giant Asian economies, including Japan.

102.   Perhaps we should just do what William Johnston, the president of the New York Stock Exchange, said he was doing when prices were plunging on Tuesday.

103.   Prices may plunge where disruptions hit or skyrocket where they do not.

104.   Prices plunged.

105.   Prices are plunging for steel, computers, oil and other commodities.

106.   Prices plunged in tandem with U.S. bonds after signs that talks aimed at eliminated the federal budget deficit early in the next century were running into obstacles.

107.   Prins Recycling, a New Jersey company, rode the soaring cost of newsprint to spectacular profits but came to grief when newsprint prices plunged back to earth.

108.   Prices plunged because the government also raised its crops being harvested by other major producing countries.

109.   Prices plunged yesterday after Greenspan appeared to rule out a rate cut because of a rebounding economy.