31.   Declining interest rates can lead investors to seek higher returns by buying equities in emerging markets like Argentina.

32.   Even domestic institutional investors are starting to seek higher returns on stock holdings.

33.   Emerging market debt prices rebounded from early declines as investors sought high returns after U.S. Treasury bonds tumbled to their lowest yields ever recorded.

34.   Emerging markets are where more and more individual investors and money and mutual fund managers are going to seek bigger returns.

35.   Falling U.S. yields can push investors to seek higher returns in emerging equity markets.

36.   Federal bankruptcy law permits trustees to seek the return of gifts distributed during the year before someone declares bankruptcy.

37.   Expectations that U.S. interest rates will remain low should boost demand for stocks from foreign investors seeking higher returns in emerging equity markets.

38.   Falling yields often push investors to seek higher returns in emerging equity markets.

39.   Financial markets had a mixed reaction, with the mark declining at first as traders sought higher returns in dollar-denominated assets.

40.   Fund managers are expected soon to seek higher returns through minority shareholder positions.