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A.E. Staley Manufacturing Co. A.M. Med Insurance AAL ABB Simon Inc A A.E. Staley Manufacturing Co. American Ref-Fuel Company A.M. Med Insurance American Stock Exchange AAL American Thermoplastics Co. ABB Simon Inc. Ameritech Services, Inc. Abbott Laboratories AMF Inc. ACE USA Amgen, Inc. Adobe Systems, Inc. AMSTED Industries Aetna, Inc. Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Affiliated Publications, Inc. Analog Devices AG Communications Systems Anchor/Russell Capital Advisors, Inc. AIG American General Anderson's Inc. Air Liquide America Corporation AON Foundation Air Products and Chemicals Apache Akzo Inc. ARCO Chemical Co. Albemarle Inc. Ares Advanced Technology Alco Standard Corporation Argonaut Group Allegro MicroSystems W.G., Inc. Aristokraft, Inc. Allendale Mutual Insurance Co. Arkwright Mutual Insurance Co. Alliance Capital Management Arkwright-Boston Mfg. Alliant Techsystems Armco Foundation Allied Corporation Armco, Inc. Allied Signal Inc. Aspect Telecommunications Altria Group, Inc. Associates Corp. of America AMBAC Financial Group, Inc. AT&T Inc. American Can Company Atlantic Data Services American Express Company Inc. Atlantic Richfield (ARCO) American Hoechst Corporation Atmos Energy Holdings American Honda Motor Company Atofina Foundation American International Group, Inc. (AIG) Autodesk, Inc. American Life Insurance Co. Automatic Data Processing, Inc. American Medical International Avaya Inc. American National Bank & Trust Co. of Avon Products Foundation Inc. Chicago AXA Financial, Inc. American Petrofina Foundation B B.F. Goodrich Co. Best Foods Bank of America Inc. BF Goodrich Bank of Boston BHP Hawaii Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Black & Decker Corp. BankAmerica Corporation Blount Foundation Bankers Trust Company BMC Industries Banta Corp. Foundation, Inc. Boeing Company Barber Coleman Co. Boling BASF Corporation Bonneville Interbational Corp. Battle Mountain Gold Borden Family of Cos. Baxter International/Allegiance Corp. Boston Edison Co. 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Extended Systems Ensign-Bickford Industries ExxonMobil Entergy Power Group F Fannie Mae and the Fannie Mae Foundation Fleet Boston Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. Florida Gas Transmission Co. Federated Department Stores Fluor Corporation Feingold & Feingold Insurance FMC Foundation Fiduciary Trust Co. Ford Motor Company Fingerhut Corp. Fort James Foundation Fireman's Fund American Fortis Benefits Insurance Co./Fortis Financial Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Group First Bank System, Inc. Fortune Brands, Inc. First Chicago NBD Corp. Freddie Mac Foundation First Data Corporation Fredrick W. Cook & Co., Inc. First Date Corporation Freeport-McMoran First Energy Corp. Fuji Bank, Ltd. First Interstate Bank of Texas G Ganett Co., Inc. Glaxo Wellcome, Inc. Gap Foundation Glenmede Corp. Gartner Group Global Union Gary-Williams Co./Piton Foundation GlobalSantaFe Corporation GATX Corp. Goldking Production Co. GE Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Co. 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