81.   If Wall Street shrugs off higher interest rates entirely, as it did in June, an orderly slowdown will be harder to achieve.

82.   If there ever was a perfect time for Baker to shrug off his demons and dust off his critics, it is now.

83.   In an interview Friday, Mrs. Gresser shrugged off such statements, preferring to let the spotlight shine on Cortines.

84.   In Chile, stocks were also mixed as investors shrugged off a widely anticipated interest rate cut on Friday.

85.   In effect, Gazprom became something of a state within the state, easily shrugging off attempts to tame it.

86.   Indeed, UCLA has become quite proficient at shrugging off nonconference defeats, from Maui to Kansas and Louisville.

87.   Indeed, it should come as little surprise that the complicated brooder who has so frequently been compared to Hamlet would not easily shrug off such a loss.

88.   Investors shrugged off the stronger-than-expected report, with its hint that the economy might rebound enough to reignite inflation.

89.   Investors who long shrugged off Con Ed have embraced it, happy to own a stock market wallflower.

90.   Indeed, expectation of a coming slowdown is so widespread that participants in financial markets largely shrugged off the stronger-than-expected fourth quarter growth figures.