21.   He said the costs came from industry, rather than the state, and added that he would have received nothing if the lawsuit had failed.

22.   Here is where the cost comes in.

23.   If costs come under budget, the group gets to keep the amount and distribute the profits among its doctors.

24.   It seeks to respond to corporate demands that the costs of computing come down.

25.   Lee said the recent onslaught of low-fare airlines on eastern markets makes it imperative that labor costs come down.

26.   Major marine shippers are threatening to bypass Boston if the cost of doing business does not come down.

27.   Network executives must make those costs come from their normal budgets, most of them said.

28.   Next came costs.

29.   Now, with those costs coming down as freshly harvested corn hits the market, analysts expect the number of animals in feedlots to climb.

30.   Now come the costs, not of German, but of European monetary union.