101.   State-controlled Voice of the People radio, broadcasting with the help of a generator, appealed to store owners not to inflate prices unnecessarily.

102.   Some state officials accuse wholesale power suppliers of artificially inflating prices, an allegation wholesalers vehemently deny.

103.   Tech companies have inflated stock prices to work off, as well, said Ricky Harrington, a technical analyst for Wachovia Securities.

104.   The Australian Broadcasting Corp. claimed some duty free shops were inflating prices, not allowing Australians into shops and paid secret commissions to tour group operators.

105.   The arrest warrant issued by Belgian authorities alleges that Bastiaens falsified company earnings to inflate stock prices for his personal benefit.

106.   The company was accused of inflating prices for maintenance and repairs at Fort Ord, a now-shuttered military installation in California.

107.   The food giants like M and M Mars, Coca-Cola and Nabisco say the government programs artificially inflate commodity prices, making their products more expensive for consumers.

108.   The few stores open sell only to Serbs or charge hugely inflated prices to the ethnic Albanians remaining, they said.

109.   The lawsuit comes three months after the five major music distributors, while admitting no wrongdoing, settled Federal Trade Commission charges they unfairly inflated CD prices.

110.   The policy inflates the prices of many manufactured goods and also creates an incentive for smuggling.