71.   Sprint shares fell, and analysts worried that earnings may fall in the next year or two as Sprint spends heavily on a wireless network.

72.   Some analysts worried that the proposed takeover was a reversion to the old-style of arranged unions.

73.   Some analysts worry that child-welfare systems, already shouldering unwieldy caseloads, cannot handle the stress of more children.

74.   Some analysts worry that the optimism in Detroit may be misplaced, given the troubles overseas.

75.   Some analysts worry that two of those rallies are too narrowly based.

76.   Some analysts worry that unless investment begins to flow soon, Russian oil exports could slip.

77.   Some companies will start providing hints about first-quarter earnings in March, and analysts worry that these announcements could include unpleasant news.

78.   Still, analysts worry that the Expedition will cannibalize the Ford Explorer, which already is seeing a slowdown in sales.

79.   Still, analysts worry that other banks might soon reveal similar paper losses that one day could become actual losses.

80.   The American analysts worry that the Russians could mistake a shutdown of their missile defense systems as an attack, prompting them to order a counter-assault, Tenet said.