71.   The numbers include all the money for which the companies provide record-keeping services.

72.   The numbers include Asian-Americans as well as immigrants.

73.   The numbers include sales of imported units.

74.   The new numbers included a report that showed surprisingly high unemployment claims, easing market fears of wage pressures from a tight labor market.

75.   The quarterly growth numbers include volatile inventory figures, which were skewed by the end of the General Motors strike.

76.   The number also included point-of-sale displays in grocery stores where Taco Bell packaged products are sold, says Diedrich Chief Financial Officer Ann Wride.

77.   The number includes minivans, pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles, as well as larger medium-duty trucks.

78.   The numbers include incentives from manufacturers to car dealers as well as to customers.

79.   The quarterly trade numbers did not include specific import and export segments.

80.   Their numbers included not only artists with a capital A but also plumbers, mechanics and systems analysts for whom these cars provided a first experience in making art.