61.   It rapidly spent the large up-front payments, making it dependent on attracting new business to pay old bills.

62.   It was the sort of economic boon that county leaders had been striving for through an aggressive program of state and local tax incentives to attract new businesses.

63.   It will force them to be better, to entertain, to attract business or to offer a point of view.

64.   Just as universities and corporations go after big names to attract new business, so do medical centers.

65.   Ken Champagne Jr., of Champagne Chevrolet in Mansfield, Conn., says he has attracted little business by advertising price leaders.

66.   Job grants are designed to attract new businesses, not to keep established companies from leaving, the e-mails said.

67.   KPMG Peat Marwick said it formed a separate business unit to attract business in accounting, human resources management and other administrative work farmed out by clients.

68.   Kaplan provided star athletes with sex so their patronage of his Buckhead strip club would attract more business, Assistant U.S. Attorney Art Leach alleges.

69.   Law firms are hoping their younger lawyers will help attract dot-com businesses.

70.   Laborie said she was confident the new market for small-caps would attract business.