111.   Additionally, the pace of layoffs could pick up again as companies continue to cut costs, in some cases, to save their business from extinction.

112.   After divestiture the company would continue as a marketer and distributor of power.

113.   Advanta, meanwhile, will return to profitability after a first-quarter loss, although the company continues to struggle with loan losses, analysts said.

114.   After criticism from advocacy groups, the New York Public Service Commission, which regulates utilities in the state, required the company to continue and expand the program.

115.   After President Bush took office, the company continued its political giving despite a sharp downturn in its business.

116.   Alex Alben, the RealNetworks vice president for government affairs, said that the company would continue to pursue the case.

117.   Also the company continues to feel the impact of costs associated with the aftermath of Hurricane Mitch.

118.   Brian Schechter, an analyst for Kagan Worldwide, suggested that stockholders would ultimately decide whether companies should continue to ratchet up the cost of sports television contracts.

119.   Brodsky said the company was continuing to use science to confuse, not clarify, the situation.

120.   BP spokesman Paul Laird said the company continues to deny that it knew of the dumping.