101.   HMOs are prepaid health plans that attempt to control costs in part by requiring members to see only certain doctors and hospitals.

102.   HMOs are prepaid health plans that attempt to control medical costs in part by requiring their members to visit only certain doctors and hospitals.

103.   HMOs control costs partly by limiting patients to a roster of affiliated doctors and hospitals -- a hot-button issue in health overhaul.

104.   HMOs use various financial incentives to control costs, including paying bonuses to doctors who hold down referrals for specialty care or for expensive tests.

105.   --HMOs would be required to abandon most efforts to control costs.

106.   HMOs have helped employers control the cost of care, but in the process they have infuriated many patients and doctors.

107.   HMOs control costs partly by selecting cost-effective physicians and hospitals, and by emphasizing preventive care.

108.   HMOs say such fears are baseless because they control costs by eliminating unnecessary services.

109.   HMOs, once considered idealistic havens of almost socialistic medical practice, were a last resort to control costs.

110.   If NBC could produce its own shows, Weaver reasoned, many smaller advertisers could participate, costs could be controlled and bigger profits made.