51.   To be sure, American homebuyers have proven more resilient to rising borrowing costs than many analysts had anticipated.

52.   To get there, analysts anticipate much bloodletting, most of it in New York.

53.   Two major stock averages broke into new territory last year that most analysts had not anticipated would be entered for another year or so.

54.   Wall Street analysts anticipate double-digit profit growth at many real estate trusts this year.

55.   Whatever happens, analysts anticipate relatively high prices for consumers and, despite higher fuel costs, strong returns for most utilities for the next year or two.

56.   While the decline had been expected, it came far more quickly than analysts anticipated.

57.   While few analysts had anticipated actual red ink, most had expected Xerox to have a lackluster quarter.

58.   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.

59.   Analysts anticipated a break-even period.

60.   Analysts anticipated several days of heavy trading ahead.