61.   If prices rise, they must buy back the contracts at the higher price or face mounting losses.

62.   If prices rise, they must buy bonds or face mounting losses.

63.   If prices rise instead, they must buy them back immediately or face mounting losses.

64.   If prices rise, the short-seller faces a loss and may buy other securities to limit his losses.

65.   If prices rise, they face a loss.

66.   If prices rise, they must buy back the bonds immediately or face mounting losses.

67.   If the price of the shares rises, the short-seller faces a loss.

68.   If the shares go up in price, then the short-seller faces a loss.

69.   If the shares go up in price, then the short seller faces a loss.

70.   If major-league baseball remains in the dugout, the stations face significant losses of revenue.