71.   Because of an understandable relationship with its dealers at home and abroad, the company rarely sells cars factory-direct.

72.   Besides Power Ranger toys, the company sells small electric motors and telecommunications monitoring equipment.

73.   Berndsen said the Dutch company was selling Neddrill because it is too small to become a major international player.

74.   Besides payroll processing, the company sells financial terminals to brokerages, runs brokerage back offices and manages car dealership and loan-service computer systems.

75.   Bond companies typically sell Treasuries to limit losses on other securities.

76.   Bond traders said the company sold Treasury securities because a municipal pension fund decided to withdraw its business from the Newport Beach, California-based money management firm.

77.   Both companies sell liberally in Latin America, the Middle East and Asia, where jammers are used for personal and corporate security.

78.   Both companies sell most of their production in the U.S. currency.

79.   Both companies sell similar lines of communications equipment.

80.   Both auction companies sell used cars wholesale, primarily to dealers, not consumers.