31.   Still, the owners seem to be anticipating a change in fashion.

32.   The office uses the Pulse Check report to anticipate changes in patterns of drug use around the nation.

33.   The two top executives said they anticipated no change in direction for the firm.

34.   Then the horses suddenly tense, as if anticipating a change.

35.   Usually lacking a business-school background, they are concerned about making decisions properly, anticipating change and being held accountable, he said.

36.   Williams, like Majerle, anticipated a change of address.

37.   Worried about job prospects and mounting personal debt, consumers remain reluctant spenders and no sudden change is anticipated, economists said.

38.   Political analysts anticipate constitutional changes that would strengthen the position of president and pave the way for a new political system run by civilians but supervised by the army.

39.   And those who could anticipate change, or even create change, would eventually benefit from it.

40.   But some anticipated a change.