51.   In its legal brief defending the decency law, the Justice Department cited a study of sex on the Internet that appeared last year in the Georgetown Law Journal.

52.   In his remarks, Clinton cited studies showing that minors have little trouble buying cigarettes over the counter.

53.   Insurance officials cite studies showing that drivers and homeowners with higher credit scores file fewer claims, although no one is sure why the correlation exists.

54.   It cited studies by Science Applications International Corp., an independent consulting firm.

55.   Kleber cited numerous studies showing that cocaine distorts the sensitivity of receptors in the brain.

56.   Laboratory studies are often cited in the debate over whether electromagnetic fields from power lines, microwave ovens and cellular phones cause cancer or other health problems.

57.   Landauer cites studies showing that by and large, putting computers in the workplace has had little or negative effect on how much work gets done.

58.   Kennedy and Reich sought to dispel those arguments by citing studies that indicate that the last two increases have had an insignificant impact on employment.

59.   Last year, Bristol-Myers cited studies that found that Vanlev was more powerful than Norvasc and Zestril, another blood pressure drug sold by AstraZeneca.

60.   Legal briefs citing the study swept into California courts.