91.   The company acknowledges it has lost its focus, MacLean said, but changes are coming for spring.

92.   The company did acknowledge, however, that digital handset revenue had slipped in Europe as the company has pulled out of some lower-tiered products.

93.   The company has acknowledged that its Pentium computer chip could cause inaccurate results in rare cases in complex scientific calculations and that newer chips have been corrected.

94.   The company acknowledged that it turned information over to the Chinese without telling the government.

95.   The company acknowledged that they had routinely dumped waste oil into the sea instead of sending it through purifying equipment for storage.

96.   The company acknowledged that two California graduate students had figured out how Netscape software generates random numbers that are used to keep Internet communications private and encoded.

97.   The company acknowledges it will continue to lose money making commercial turboprop aircraft.

98.   The company also acknowledged the federal government has widened a criminal investigation into operations at the three-reactor Millstone nuclear plant in Waterford, Conn.

99.   The company also has acknowledged that the industry targets teenagers.

100.   The company did acknowledge that publishers can pay for prime placement.