61.   As those economies grow, its consumers and businesses will need more phones, PCs and computer networks.

62.   As long as the economy is growing below its noninflationary potential, unemployment is likely to rise.

63.   As the economy has grown, many Brazilians have prospered.

64.   At home the economy grows, unemployment falls, prices are stable.

65.   As world economies grow, industrial production tends to rise, increasing demand for raw materials.

66.   AUSTRALIAN bonds were little changed amid concern the economy may be growing faster than expected.

67.   Australian retail spending jumped to a record in August, raising concern the economy is still growing fast enough to cause inflation to accelerate.

68.   Autos and other so-called cyclical stocks had rallied for two weeks amid optimism the economy was growing enough to drive corporate profit growth higher.

69.   AUSTRALIAN stocks rose, led by resources stocks amid optimism world economies will grow at a pace fast enough to fan rising commodity prices.

70.   At the same time, it needs the German economy to grow too slowly for German rates to rise and pull French rates up with them.