71.  Analysts considered U.S. Healthcare an efficient provider of managed-care programs, which cap costs by controlling charges for doctors and hospitals.

72.  Analysts consider a spinoff unlikely.

73.  Analysts consider cash flow a better measure of the performance of indebted companies than earnings because it excludes interest payments and focuses on the underlying operations.

74.  Analysts consider it a better gauge of performance than overall sales, which includes new restaurants that skew results more positively.

75.  Analysts consider same-store sales a good gauge of how a retailer is performing because they factor out new-store openings.

76.  Analysts consider Strong a sober-minded and effective manager.

77.  Analysts considered a higher offer unlikely.

78.  Analysts considered Fortis the safest buyer because it has very little activities yet in merchant banking.

79.  Analysts consider the Pacific-North rail line the second-most important railroad in Mexico.

80.  Analysts consider U.S. Healthcare an efficient provider of managed-care programs, which cap costs by controlling charges for doctors and hospitals.