111.   The magazine also said BMW had an offer from Volkswagen to swap Rover for equity stakes in Seat, Audi and Skoda, but no cash.

112.   The magazine also said she spent much of her time brooding in her Heidelberg penthouse apartment.

113.   The magazine also says the surge in retirement home values could mean a price drop for suburban homes as the boomers move out.

114.   The magazine said that the ads were an affectionate joke and that the wording was constitutionally protected speech.

115.   The magazine says pent-up demand and productivity gains will help autos, chemicals, computers, semiconductors and steel.

116.   The magazine says the movie company agreed to put a pad in the bottom of the pool to protect its surface.

117.   The magazine says those who enjoy this crude show will not be disappointed.

118.   The problem now, says the magazine, is the dip in consumer sentiment, which means sales are likely to slow as well.

119.   The results, says the magazine in its cover story, are terrifying to anybody who worries about prying eyes or credit card scam artists.

120.   The source said negotiations are far from complete, the magazine said.