91.   The profit rise is due to an increasing number of customers after the company added more machines that allow customers to borrow money without meeting loan officers.

92.   The provision allows so-called faith-based groups to receive government money without having to hide or compromise their religious character.

93.   The trust invests their money without their knowledge, avoiding potential conflicts of interest.

94.   The two discount reductions seem designed to save the company money without alienating too many customers.

95.   There are misunderstandings, even by the attorneys, of how to value them, how to divide them and how to get money out without penalty.

96.   There is an effort to convert editorial picks into paying customers, although Barnette maintains there are other ways to make money without compromising the customer experience.

97.   They find out too late that good performance may not be good, because they cannot get at the excess money without taxes eating it up.

98.   They are left in the delicate position of needing to raise money without a pitch that may seem inappropriate during a time of national tragedy.

99.   They can also spend money without having to check with management and have the same financial data on the company that is available to top management.

100.   They make plenty of money without needing our pity.