51.   News of the possible regulation battered tobacco stocks.

52.   Nevertheless, tobacco stocks of the two largest companies declined Friday on the news.

53.   Nonetheless, tobacco stocks dropped on the news.

54.   New York metropolitan area stocks dipped this week, led by tobacco stocks, which fell after the U.S. Supreme Court dealt a legal setback to cigarette makers.

55.   Nonetheless, securities analysts said they continued to be generously disposed toward tobacco stocks.

56.   Of the states suing, only pension funds in Maryland and Florida decided to sell all their tobacco stocks.

57.   On the other hand, if the Republicans win the White House and sustain their congressional majorities, tobacco company stocks will fly before the returns are even in.

58.   On the other hand, tobacco stocks gained after some analysts said that the weakness throughout this sector in the last five days could be a buying opportunity.

59.   On Wall Street, tobacco stocks tumbled in response to rumors of the pending announcement.

60.   Or does it represent a fundamental shift in the nature of tobacco litigation that could permanently devastate tobacco stocks?