71.   Political analysts fear that neither party will have enough backing to govern.

72.   Also, some analysts fear the lower yen could inspire other countries in the region to push their currencies lower, thus setting off a series of competitive devaluations.

73.   An even wider war is possible, some analysts fear, if Russia decides to give direct military assistance to Serbia.

74.   Analysts fear such indecision will be reflected in the new house, as neither of the leading parties are expected to win a clear majority.

75.   Analysts fear that prolonged speculation will feed through to higher mortgage rates, damping economic growth and earnings.

76.   Analysts fear the controversy will jeopardize future bailouts of other ailing banks.

77.   Analysts fear the missiles could be fitted with nuclear warheads.

78.   Analysts fear, however, that these efforts are unlikely to bear fruit soon enough to help stave off more pain in the near and middle term.

79.   Analysts fear an ethnic conflict in Kosovo would spread to neighboring Macedonia, with its own restive ethnic Albanian minority, and possibly lead to a wider Balkan war.

80.   Analysts fear that Muslims could grow angry at his trial by a predominantly Christian government.