41.   The dollar-denominated bonds of Indonesian companies have fallen over the past few months.

42.   The proceeds could allow some Indonesian companies to meet their immediate debt payments.

43.   The proceeds could be funneled to Indonesian companies to meet their immediate debt payment needs.

44.   The old trading system meant Indonesian companies did limited hedging.

45.   The process established will essentially allow overly indebted Indonesian companies to negotiate as a group with creditors.

46.   The protectionist policy, unveiled last February, exempts the Indonesian company from taxes and tariffs that all other auto producers must pay.

47.   The rupiah weakened as Indonesian companies sought to buy U.S. dollars to repay their foreign debt.

48.   The proceeds could be funneled to Indonesian companies to meet their immediate debt payments.

49.   The rupiah sank for the fourth time in six days, largely because Indonesian companies are still scrambling to buy U.S. dollars in order to repay overseas debt.

50.   The two Indonesian companies are controlled by Bob Hasan, a close adviser and friend of Suharto.