71.   Investors are fleeing, and food shortages are spreading.

72.   Investors fled Mexico in response to the devaluation of the peso in December, prompting concern of a financial collapse in emerging market countries.

73.   Investors fled other technology companies as well.

74.   Investors fled the Docklands area and economic recession hit business travel.

75.   Investors fled the market as a pair of ineffectual governments dithered while exports stalled and bad property debts grew.

76.   Investors fled the stocks of computer chip makers after Texas Instruments predicted that the runaway growth in chip sales in the first half of the year would slow.

77.   Investors fled tobacco stocks, tossing aside for now the chances of the industry winning on appeal.

78.   Japanese bonds rose as investors fled a falling stock market and sought the safer haven of fixed-income securities.

79.   Just as biotech stocks hit new highs in March, the flow of good news began to slow and some investors fled, triggering the most recent biotechnology bust.

80.   Lower German interest rates could undermine the mark as investors flee reduced returns on mark-denominated deposits for other currencies.