71.   His remarks echoed those of Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin who sought to reassure investors last night in the wake of global stock declines that the U.S. economy remains healthy.

72.   His remarks came amid fresh data suggesting the economy remains on a slow growth path with no immediate inflation risk.

73.   If Clinton is popular three years from now, if the economy remains sound, if there is no major crisis abroad, Gore will benefit.

74.   If the global economy remains stagnant, even BMW will be hurt.

75.   If that continues and the economy remains strong, domestic migration to California should eclipse the number of people leaving by hundreds of thousands, he said.

76.   If the economy remains depressed, why should either consumers or businesses start spending?

77.   If the economy remains strong, however, the surplus for this year and next could be revised upward.

78.   If Congress could guarantee that the economy would remain forever strong, the new welfare law might make sense.

79.   If the economy remains strong, many analysts say, the budget could show a surplus in the next several years.

80.   If the stock market steadies itself and the economy remains strong, Gore will benefit.