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The misses include players like Evgeny Korolev, Anna Chakvetadze, Marcos Baghdatis and Sania Mirza whose rankings and singles careers have not prospered, despite some Adidas input.

Essortment.com is a site whose rankings dropped sharply after Google changed its algorithm, according to an analysis by a search consulting firm, Sistrix.

The misses include players like Evgeny Korolev, Anna Chakvetadze, Marcos Baghdatis and Sania Mirza, whose rankings and singles careers have not prospered.

Among the fighters promoted by King whose rankings were artificially inflated were the heavyweights Gary Ballard and Henry Akinwande, Beavers said.

"There are countries on either side of US foreign policy whose rankings are very unlikely to shift either up or down.

At a March tournament in Key Biscayne, Fla., Capra attended a financial-planning session organized by the WTA Tour featuring former players whose rankings had been closer to 100 than 1.

When he finally arrived inside the top 15, on April 4 of this year, he slipped past Roddick, whose ranking slipped to 14th from 8th.

Robson, whose ranking now is 553, talked positively about her latest comeback, which began at a small tournament in Florida last month.

"This doesn't dramatically change the debate," said Lester Munson, the Republican spokesman for the Foreign Relations Committee, whose ranking minority member, Jesse Helms of North Carolina, opposed the treaty.

"To break through and win a title after the last couple years is special for me," said Chang, whose ranking plunged to 76th last October.

The two Enron deals with Citigroup are expected to be the subject of a hearing on Wednesday before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, whose ranking members are Senators Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan, and Susan M. Collins, Republican of Maine.