86. The following appeared as part of an article in the business section of a
daily newspaper.

“Company A has a large share of the international market in video-game
hardware and software. Company B, the pioneer in these products, was once
a $12 billion-a-year giant but collapsed when children became bored with its
line of products. Thus Company A can also be expected to fail, especially
given the fact that its games are now in so many American homes that the
demand for them is nearly exhausted.”