51.   As recently as Friday, stock and bond traders seemed comfortable with the idea that the economy could grow at a relatively strong clip without an inflation surge.

52.   As long as the economy is growing, as it is today, middle-class Americans are little interested in reform, especially if it means more taxes.

53.   As recently as last week, many investors reckoned the economy was growing slowly enough to keep inflation from accelerating.

54.   As recently as Thursday, investors were taking comfort from news that the economy grew at a moderate pace in the spring.

55.   As economies grow, so does traffic.

56.   As the economy grows, he said, more people come out to look for work, driving the rate back up.

57.   As the economy grew over the years, the deficit would shrink as a proportion of the economy.

58.   As the economy grows, more people go to work and pay taxes, and businesses collect higher profits, which are also taxed.

59.   As the Midwestern economy grows more efficient, so does the overall economy.

60.   As these economies grow, their companies get stronger, their profits increase and so do the returns to investors.