91.   The manufacturers pay a lucrative licensing fee, which the schools use as revenue for their general fund, scholarships or athletic departments.

92.   The players have long been reluctant to share licensing fees they receive exclusively from baseball cards and other memorabilia based on their names or likenesses.

93.   The Royal Canadian Mounted Police wants licensing fees for the use of its image in Canada and the United States.

94.   The stations broadcasting the signals have already paid licensing fees, she explained, so the groups are getting twice the fees they should be paid.

95.   The tiny private sector could easily be snuffed out, and entrepreneurs fear government crackdowns, higher licensing fees and tighter restrictions on contact with foreigners.

96.   The town would collect property taxes and licensing fees while providing police protection to the brightly lit strip of casinos.

97.   They want an exemption from fees if the music they play comes from radio, television or some other source that has paid its own licensing fee.

98.   This gave the networks much-needed cash during their start-up years, when they expected to reap little in licensing fees.

99.   This selection will likely provide a licensing fee bonanza for Aris, a privately held company based in Cambridge, Mass.

100.   This solution has the additional advantage of bringing in lucrative licensing fees to pay off the national debt.