71.   Consumers buy juice to help combat flu and other ailments associated with winter.

72.   Consumers can buy computers with the Intercast technology that receives the broadcast signal and a retail add-in card.

73.   Consumers could buy them just like pay-per-view cable movies today, and watch them on their PCs.

74.   Consumers also can buy goods off the site, ranging from Beanie Babies to DVDs and software.

75.   Consumers are buying magnetic bracelets, insoles, wrist and knee bands, back and neck braces, pillows, mattresses and even water.

76.   Consumers are buying the beer for its taste, not its origins, they say.

77.   Consumers are buying the products by the millions, and they may soon be as ubiquitous as the floppy disks they hope to replace.

78.   Consumers bought more cars and trucks than expected in the first half of the year, but demand has started to slack off and inventories are building.

79.   Consumers can already buy video cameras or binoculars that automatically remove jiggles and shakes from the image.

80.   Consumers can buy stocks and books over the Internet and they imagine the day when they will be able to do much more with their computers and cell phones.