81.   Jurors said the amount of money they awarded Steele was not excessive, considering what she lost.

82.   Jurors said the contents of a single e-mail message from an Andersen executive proved decisive.

83.   Jurors said the deliberations Thursday were swift.

84.   Jurors said they felt the identification was not strong enough to base a conviction on.

85.   Jurors said they owed it to the Webdale family to have reached a verdict.

86.   Jurors said they reached a general consensus in favor of plaintiff Lynn Carl during the first few minutes of their deliberations.

87.   Jurors said they saw her as overprotective and demanding of Kenneth.

88.   Jurors said they were more troubled by the role of the third defendant, Boris Sabas, whom the government described as a minor player.

89.   Jurors said they were outraged by testimony about obscene pranks and unfair promotions, and the jury foreman said the jury thought all four plaintiffs had suffered discrimination.

90.   Jurors said they were somewhat lenient with Nixon on the prostitution charge because it was his first sex-related conviction.