91.   The maximum the state would pay would be set by a formula, based on such things as the cost of natural gas.

92.   The money is being cut back, and states will not pay for either regulation or the nursing home services needed to comply with those regulations.

93.   The Ministry of Health informed hospitals two weeks ago that they would receive no medical supplies in the near future because the state could not pay for them.

94.   The operators say the state does not pay them enough to provide it free.

95.   The report did not estimate the cost of public financing or specify ways states might pay for the costs.

96.   The state has always paid its overdue bills once a budget is in place.

97.   The state is paying restitution to families of the victims.

98.   The state paid for two-thirds of the building cost and the city the rest.

99.   The state pays about seven cents for each button.

100.   The state pays the school district on a per-head basis, and that money is important.