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It's only natural that a sense of disappointment spreads among consumers.

Tadashi Okamura

Consumers are increasingly confused by food labeling claims. We are petitioning the Food and Drug Administration to provide an official definition of 'natural' and qualify for manufacturers what can and can't be labeled as natural. Consumers in our survey overwhelmingly agreed that FDA should adopt the 'natural' standards set forth by USDA for meat and poultry, as the standard for all foods wishing to make a 'natural' claim.

Common sense says consumers have to stop spending money at some point. But consumers haven't shown much common sense lately, despite griping about gas prices.

There's absolutely a direct relationship between the price of natural gas and the earnings these companies are able to post. We're one of the largest consumers of natural gas.

Two weeks ago heating oil was rising on concern that consumers would switch to distillate because of high natural gas prices; now that's out the window. It's incredible to see natural-gas supplies rise in December.

A growing number of consumers have already made the value judgment that 'natural' foods and ingredients are important when purchasing foods and beverages for themselves and their families. Further, for those companies deciding to manufacture or market 'natural' products, a clear, consumer-friendly definition of the term 'natural' would provide the very continuity such claims require and would help eliminate misleading practices.

And when they are distracted and there are worries about them, that spreads. So there is a sense of anxiety in the White House at the moment.

Investors are also getting a bit tired of these tight spreads and they are not sure if they should invest at those spreads, particularly with the Treasury yields heading up.

Dilip Parameswaran

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First is the product itself, which must offer a fresh, bold, and exciting style to consumers, things that surprise and delight consumers, as well as durability and reliability. Second, the vehicle must be priced right in terms of its MSRP to reflect the net transaction price consumers pay to close a transaction. And the company needs to set the right production volumes and adjust the balance between retail and fleet/rental sales to meet the natural market demand.

The natural state of the football fan is bitter disappointment, no matter what the score.

No matter how big the number is, we are going to sell out, ... We are going to have some disappointment with retailers and consumers.

I would expect you won't see very many new natural gas-fired plants in Florida in the foreseeable future. The state focus on natural gas may have made sense when it was a lot cheaper.... But the problem is when you put all your eggs in one basket.

Brian Youngberg

The move to penny increments, ... greatly reduced spreads in those securities trading in pennies and narrower spreads have been cited as one of the factors that led to a decrease in the use of payment for order flow in securities traded as pennies. Payment for order flow could similarly be reduced in options if spreads are narrowed.

The portfolio decline was mainly a product of our desire to be opportunistic, and the spreads between mortgage-backed securities and agency debt were not conducive for growth. The tightness of spreads gave us fewer opportunities to grow.

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