41.   But the cable companies say they have also had to absorb the higher fees, which has eroded profit margins.

42.   But the technology exists to allow an electronic form of travelers checks, with refunds for lost or stolen cards, probably at a higher fee.

43.   But where consumers lack negotiating strength, they often face higher fees.

44.   By selling its cable systems, Gaylord will be able to charge other cable operators higher fees for its cable programming.

45.   By accepting higher fees from some seniors, the doctors could afford to expand the number of lower-fee Medicare patients they see.

46.   Can it be that attorneys, with their intellectually stimulating work, high status and higher fees, suffer from burnout?

47.   Clinton also gingerly raised the issue of exploring the imposition of air-system user fees, including pricing some fees higher for using airports during peak demand hours.

48.   Companies seeking to float shares without a Nasdaq listing will pay higher fees to underwriters.

49.   Complexity, in turn, means higher fees for accountants and tax preparers.

50.   Consumer groups have spoken out against the merger, saying its sheer size leaves Fleet with a virtual monopoly and the power to charge higher fees for banking services.