61.   Bonds rose initially as falling stocks boosted the allure of bonds as a safe haven for investors, and convinced traders to buy back bond futures contracts.

62.   Bond prices slipped in Europe as investors who had fled stocks for the safe haven of bonds began returning to the stock market.

63.   Bonds rose initially as falling stocks boosted the allure of bonds as a safe haven for investors.

64.   Bonds also have lost some of their luster because investors no longer see a need to flee to them as a safe haven from international economic turmoil.

65.   Both bonds and gold are traditional safe havens in uncertain times.

66.   Bonds are considered a safe haven for funds in times of volatile equity markets because their return is fixed.

67.   Bonds have been rallying since late October as Asian financial markets tumbled, driving investors to the safe haven of U.S. government debt.

68.   Bonds have been viewed as a safe haven from recent turmoil in world equity markets.

69.   Bonds rose as investors sought a safe haven.

70.   A bedroom should offer safe haven from the increasing chaos outside the door.