51.   The planned savings come amid declining profit at HMR.

52.   The savings come mostly by reducing payments to doctors and hospitals for services rendered.

53.   The savings will come from cutting some RedFed administrative and management jobs, among other expenses.

54.   The savings will come in purchasing costs, as the larger company negotiates more favorable terms with suppliers, and in sales and administrative costs, he said.

55.   The savings come because a reduction in the CPI also means a cut in the cost-of-living adjustments paid to government beneficiaries.

56.   The savings will come from consolidation in the business of getting fuel from refineries to the gas pump, he said.

57.   The savings would come from the Atlanta-based carrier sharing facilities and services with its allies, Delta spokesman Todd Clay said.

58.   The savings came principally from job cuts.

59.   The savings come at a welcome time, as soft sales of popular minivans and pickups squeeze profit margins and the company uses rebates to draw buyers.

60.   The savings will come by switching Raytheon employees into managed care programs like health maintenance organizations, a trend the company and its workers had resisted.