51.   The reports point to more subdued economic growth.

52.   The reports pointed to continued weakness in the economy, reviving hopes among some in the market that the Federal Reserve could still cut rates.

53.   The report pointed to administration statements that claimed they had military approval.

54.   The report pointed to continued weakness in the economy, bolstering hopes for a cut in short-term interest rates by the Federal Reserve.

55.   The report points to numerous specific examples.

56.   The report points to strong export-driven growth in the U.S.

57.   The reports pointed to unexpectedly robust growth, reviving fears of accelerating inflation.

58.   Then, too, several recent reports have pointed to a rebound in industrial activity.

59.   Their report pointed to shortcomings in repair work on the plane.

60.   There is still concern the reports will point to stronger than expected growth and a resurgence of inflation.