61.   So far consumers have benefitted from the proliferation of ISPs.

62.   The airlines contend that consumers have benefited from deregulation and that intervention by the government would mean reregulating them.

63.   The airlines contend that consumers have benefited from deregulation and that any intervention by the government would mean re-regulating them.

64.   The companies are not promising lower rates, but they have said consumers will benefit from more choice and technological improvements.

65.   The FCC argued that its approach will help popularize Caller ID, and let consumers benefit from the service.

66.   The FCC argued that its approach will help make Caller ID more popular, and let consumers benefit from the service.

67.   The pro-business Competitive Enterprise Institute distributed information saying that consumers benefit from free marketplace competition, rather than government antitrust interference.

68.   The regulators indicated that they would try to make sure that consumers would benefit.

69.   The pro-business Competitive Enterprise Institute distributed information saying consumers benefit from marketplace competition, not government interference.

70.   The virtue of such a regime, Shapiro said, is that consumers would benefit from the pressure on Microsoft to innovate, whether or not competition was restored.