81.   Many investors are fleeing taxable bonds as yields surge amid signs of a growing economy.

82.   Many investors fled the fund earlier this year.

83.   Many investors fled.

84.   Many private investors have fled.

85.   Meanwhile, South Korean bonds, the most widely held Asian debt, are tumbling as investors flee a deepening financial crisis that shows no sign of abating.

86.   Moreover, global investors could flee overseas markets and head to the United States.

87.   Nervous investors fled to the safety of the U.S. Treasury markets, focusing their buying on securities with two-year and five-year maturities.

88.   Of course, most investors do flee when they suspect out-and-out fraud.

89.   On top of the Asian troubles came the Russian meltdown, and as investors fled these and other developing regions, lending dried up or pulled back everywhere.

90.   Prompted by the crisis that has rippled through Asia, foreign investors have been fleeing from emerging markets.