61.   In a few rare cases, it has sent letters to problem customers asking them to take their business elsewhere.

62.   If they refuse, take your business elsewhere.

63.   In addition, an angry backlash among overseas Chinese in other Asian countries could do long-term damage if this economically powerful group decides to take its business elsewhere.

64.   In CHICAGO, soybeans fell amid signs that strong Brazilian exports are taking business away from the U.S.

65.   In addition, Californians feared that the new subsidies, by stimulating production in the Midwest, could take business from their state.

66.   In e-commerce circles, it was once thought a retailer that launched a Web site might take away business from its stores.

67.   In April, even the government began taking its business elsewhere.

68.   In recent years, a market for secondhand exercise equipment has emerged, taking some business away from companies such as NordicTrack, Doyle said.

69.   In negotiating at least one of the four big option trades last year, Rusnak threatened to take his business away, an executive at the bank said.

70.   In order to unlock the value of the collateral he pledged, shares of Samsung Life Insurance, the government is allowing him to take that business public.