51.   Clinton and his counterparts are expected to formally recognize the new economic realities in the region when they hold their final meeting on Sunday.

52.   Chairman Alan Greenspan and his Fed colleagues appear to have been among the last to grasp the economic realities.

53.   Companies that sell security devices to airline and transportation companies, however, emerged as prime beneficiaries of the new economic reality.

54.   Consumers base their decision-making on their own personal perception of economic reality, often in spite of what the flood of statistics might say.

55.   Despite what global economic realities might suggest, it turns out that this is a good year to be a jeweler.

56.   Despite the numbers of young people flocking to acting as a career, the economic realities remain harsh, Eisenberg said.

57.   Economic realities makes any discussion of trashing restrictions on drilling a moot point.

58.   Economic realities underlie the practice.

59.   Economic realities have forced Martins to consider less expensive ways to present City Ballet at home and on tour.

60.   Economic realities have since driven Saab up the luxury scale and toward the conventional.