51.   Companies should build in ways to give that feedback, he said.

52.   Computers allow auto companies to build fewer physical representations of vehicles and parts, some in the form of exterior clay models.

53.   Department store companies by and large had built their empires on the cookie-cutter model.

54.   Discount coupons and brand names that were expensive for companies to build drove sales.

55.   Drug companies have built a powerful army to cajole doctors into using their products.

56.   Each company built factories around New England to produce its own ancillary devices, notably disk drive storage systems and video display terminals.

57.   Ed Black, president of the Consumer and Communication Industry Association, said it would be expensive for companies to build the new technology into their products.

58.   Eventually, the company built everything from light bulbs and radios to turbines and nuclear reactors.

59.   Expectations for lower heating demand come as utilities and pipeline companies build natural gas inventories for peak consumption during the colder months ahead.

60.   Fiber optic companies build excess capacity so they can use it as capital in future trades.