31.   That means card holders can pay for dinner, make hotel reservations and buy merchandise at department stores with their debit cards.

32.   The cards can be used like gift certificates, entitling the users to buy merchandise on the Web sites of dot-coms like Aboutgolf.com, Beautyscene.com and Cigar.com.

33.   The officers bought some merchandise and returned with search warrants.

34.   These tools enable cable operators to team up with merchants to create virtual online stores capable of letting viewers use their televisions to browse product catalogs and buy merchandise.

35.   They buy excess merchandise cheaply, particularly computer equipment, and resell it to the highest bidder.

36.   They buy merchandise.

37.   To buy merchandise, shoppers fill out the online forms at a site, entering their name, credit-card number and shipping information.

38.   Unlike the old Boo, which bought merchandise that it resold to customers, the new Boo is not bearing the risk of owning inventory.

39.   Visitors also can buy Olympic merchandise, get travel information and even follow the Olympic torch as it travels to Atlanta from Athens.

40.   You can even buy merchandise by downloading a printable order form.