81.   In addition, Greenspan said, weak foreign economies have dampened the outlook for U.S. exports.

82.   In addition, the weak economy makes this a difficult time for new publications to flourish.

83.   In Asia, a weak Japanese economy and teetering banking system continued to sap nearby economies that do business with Japan or borrow from its banks.

84.   In both cases the layoffs are to cut expenses in a weak economy.

85.   In a weak economy, people often relocate to find jobs.

86.   In effect, they were saying that a weak economy is good for stocks as well as bonds.

87.   In conversations last week, analysts said they were concerned that weak Asian economies could lead to problems in the United States.

88.   In effect, they were saying that a weak economy is good for stocks.

89.   In the broader market, U.S. stocks rose as soaring Japanese shares eased concern that weak economies in Asia will drag down U.S. corporate profits.

90.   In NEW YORK, stocks rose as soaring Japanese shares eased concern that weak economies in Asia will drag down U.S. corporate profits.