51.   As well as selling more bonds, Latin American borrowers have attracted investors who only buy actively traded bonds by increasing the size of their issues.

52.   At first, bankers were less than eager to sell the bonds.

53.   At least one of the banks has to have an extensive branch network in the city selling the bond.

54.   At least two companies plan to sell bonds in the U.S. sometime next year, Brodet said.

55.   At that point the government will call for bids from securities companies to sell the bonds.

56.   At the end of last year, Queen sold bonds backed by mortgages, anticipating declining interest rates would lead to a wave of mortgage refinancings.

57.   At least a couple of borrowers already have sold bonds targeted at the new investment accounts.

58.   Austria sells bonds every six weeks.

59.   Banks and life insurers sold bonds to take advantage of high prices, they said.

60.   Banks and securities firms that provide these swaps can buy or sell government bonds to minimize the risk of sudden swings in interest rates.