31.   As long as the market continues to have expectations of another rate increase, bonds will not improve, analysts say.

32.   As troubling as the number of claims, analysts say, is the kind of disabilities lawyers are developing.

33.   Awakening from a decades-long sleep, commodities have outperformed stocks and bonds so far this year, and analysts say the rally has more to go.

34.   A handful of analysts say rising corruption or a violent crackdown on human-rights and pro-democracy campaigners could unnerve investors.

35.   A PC bank transaction will cost the banks even less, analysts say.

36.   A spike in interest rates, some analysts say, which would increase the appeal of bonds and bond mutual funds.

37.   Additional gains are likely in the weeks ahead, analysts say.

38.   But action on this and other structural issues is necessary for the economy to recover, many analysts say.

39.   But analysts say a more subtle pact between the two parties is already being made to reflect the shifting balance of power.

40.   But analysts say there is virtually no way for Daft to have initiated a decision to cut jobs.