91.   Customers no longer want big blocks of space for back offices, which have moved to cheaper locations in Concord, Sacramento or out of state.

92.   Customers want to fly it.

93.   Designer customers do not want their clothes to be so anonymous that they are confused with people buying knockoffs.

94.   Directors of sperm and egg centers say that virtually every customer wants a donor of high intelligence.

95.   Designs can be hand-painted or stenciled in whatever pattern the customer wants.

96.   Despite the economic pressures pushing toward consolidation, some top executives say the smaller companies will do nicely by emphasizing their detailed knowledge of local markets and customer wants.

97.   Do customers want these boxes?

98.   Esrey said customers still wanted to buy data, voice and wireless services from one company.

99.   Especially in the technology world, customers want to know that the vendor will be around to provide service in the future.

100.   Even in this climate of condemning violence, Stoughton said hockey surveys have shown that buying customers want to retain the fighting.