101.   The biggest option is controlled by Murdoch, and Kirch executives acknowledge that they do not have the money to pay it off unless they find a new partner.

102.   The company plays the game of business hard, and its executives acknowledge that without apology.

103.   The CBS and Fox executives both acknowledged that the reality shows carried risks.

104.   The DeVille will be the only GM vehicle to have the system initially, though Cadillac executives acknowledged that the technology could be expanded to other models.

105.   The French executive himself acknowledges that Peugeot must do a better job of controlling costs, especially if it wants to offset the impact of price cuts.

106.   The technical gulf is clear, and some Bell executives acknowledge it.

107.   The timber executives acknowledged the forest areas they control have been hurt by the fires.

108.   There was no vocal opposition to the proposal, though several executives acknowledged that even Silicon Valley leaders are split on the idea.

109.   There were no reports of injury, but a Tyson executive acknowledged that no one searched for incidents following the recall.

110.   This time, the five executives acknowledged under oath that nicotine is addictive, although they tried to qualify their responses.