41.   Most economists see headline inflation coming down a little in the coming months as one-off and seasonal effects at the start of the year dissipate.

42.   Not everyone agrees, but some economists see similar patterns in corporate giants like U.S. Steel and even on farms like the one Burrus runs.

43.   Off in the future, some economists see wage pressures.

44.   Not a single Blue Chip economist sees a recession beginning in the second half.

45.   Other economists see new ammunition for arguing that there never has been much of a wealth effect.

46.   Similarly, the bull-market view has discounted signs of inflationary pressure that some economists see.

47.   So this year economist Swonk sees the race as a toss-up, with a slight advantage to Clinton at the moment.

48.   Some economists saw bright spots in the report.

49.   Some economists see it moving earlier.

50.   Some economists see Microsoft, having come to dominate the software industry through market forces, as perhaps an even more natural monopoly.