81.   The company appears to have been caught in a time warp.

82.   The company appears to have made its point.

83.   The company has appeared in Europe, in China and at important U.S. venues, including the Metropolitan Opera House in New York.

84.   The company also appears to have little influence over dealers who mark up the price.

85.   The company appeared all but doomed.

86.   The company appeared to be swaying some Wall Street analysts.

87.   The company appeared untouched by the slowdown in technology spending that has hurt other big software companies like Oracle.

88.   The company appears loath to discuss the matter for fear of jeopardizing its wider business interests in China.

89.   The company appears to be bouncing back nicely from a series of devastating events that left its future in doubt last year.

90.   The company appears to have found a way to consistently hit the jackpot with its venture investments.