61.   That report gave no deadline for talks and none of the subsequent statements indicate changes in the basic carrot-and-stick policy it outlined.

62.   The Arthur D. Little report also gives some insight into how cigarette makers appreciated the habit-forming nature of smoking.

63.   The Chicago report gave a distinct impression that the economy was surging.

64.   The dollar was little changed against leading currencies after economic reports gave conflicting signals about the outlook for another cut in German interest rates.

65.   The employment report also gave another lift to the Clinton administration as the presidential campaign increasingly turns to economic issues.

66.   The consumer price report gave bonds only a brief boost.

67.   The Freeh and La Bella reports give Reno a reasonable, if belated, way to clean up her mistake.

68.   The FRAC report did not give reasons for the low participation rates.

69.   The GAO report gives critics like Levin ammunition as they seek to slow the pace of the anti-missile program.

70.   The lackluster employment report also gives the Federal Reserve reason to lower interest rates again to guard against further weakness in the economy, Dederick said.