11 jitters and soaring medical costs.
11 jitters, dealer lots are jammed with last year's cars.
11 jitters and fears of exotic maladies that are driving the trend.
PAGE A17 Jitters on School Takeover Teachers and parents are fretting in Philadelphia, where a takeover of 20 schools by Edison, a private company, is in jeopardy.
The post-9/11 jitters depressed the market and it wasn't until nearly Memorial Day or even later that many summer contracts were signed.
Debutante Ball Waltzes Back In The year 2000 will have something that 1999, for all the millennium prognostication and Y2K jitters, did not: an International Debutante Ball.
Bloomberg beat Mark Green, in 2001, because of 9/11 jitters and because Bloomberg's biggest contributor, himself, wrote a check for seventy-five million dollars.
B3 EDUCATION New York Applications Wane N.Y.U., Columbia and Barnard College have all experienced declines in applications, with some admissions officials blaming Sept. 11 jitters by families uneasy about sending their children to New York City.
11 jitters that prompted Saudi guards to detain Mr. Shalaan and the reporter and deliver them to a nearby police headquarters after there was an attempt to take a photograph of Mr. Shalaan posing in front of the embassy.
THE ski season of 1999-2000, marked by scant snowfall, warm temperatures, Y2K jitters and ever-weakening European currencies against the dollar, was one that many North American winter resort operators would prefer to forget.
C1 Jitters Spread to Bond Market The Dow Jones dropped 2.9percentt and the Nasdaq fell 1.3percentt as negative earnings news and warnings of a weak third quarter caused investor nervousness.
