71.   Not being able to buy sour crude at a deep discount is a disappointment for those companies that spent millions on equipment to remove sulfur.

72.   Of course, sales were bound to increase given the blitz of television advertising by Internet stores over the last month, many offering deep discounts and free shipping.

73.   OfficeMax is the second largest operator of high-volume, deep discount office products superstores in the United States, according to Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

74.   Other sales were made by offering deep discounts to persuade customers to buy merchandise that they would not need for many months.

75.   Other sales were made by offering deep discounts to persuade customers to buy merchandise they would not need for many months.

76.   Poison pills let shareholders of a targeted company buy new stock at a deep discount, flooding the market with new shares and making an acquisition prohibitively expensive.

77.   Plenty of struggling retailers are luring shoppers with deep discounts, spelling lingering troubles for healthier rivals.

78.   Poison pills allow shareholders of a targeted company to buy new stock at a deep discount, flooding the market with new shares and making an acquisition prohibitively expensive.

79.   Pressure on pharmaceutical companies to offer poor countries deep discounts on virtually all therapeutic drugs, from antibiotics to chemotherapy, is thus expected to mount.

80.   Pharmaceutical benefit managers like PCS can demand deep discounts from drug manufacturers in return for a high volume of purchases.

a. + discount >>共 334
deep 12.19%
steep 8.45%
big 6.45%
special 3.98%
substantial 2.71%
senior 2.15%
large 2.15%
new 1.99%
huge 1.91%
significant 1.67%
deep + n. >>共 742
breath 6.38%
cut 3.86%
concern 2.26%
division 2.08%
trouble 1.87%
water 1.79%
discount 1.52%
root 1.50%
recession 1.26%
snow 1.14%
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