71.   Factories are broke because retailers have not paid them for goods.

72.   Factories are also hurting.

73.   Factories are at a standstill and jobs scarce, he said.

74.   Factories are at a standstill for lack of fuel.

75.   Factories are in ruins, power plants have been crippled, and both military and civilian structures destroyed in the air war.

76.   Factories are to be built in Haiko and Zhanjiang, both in southern China.

77.   Few if any of the big pirate factories have been shut down by the Chinese authorities, although they have mounted a modest campaign against small vendors.

78.   Executives from Ann Taylor, Banana Republic and Eddie Bauer say they have worked hard to ensure that the factories they use are not sweatshops.

79.   Factories are nearby, but that is true in sections of the city where the hum is not heard.

80.   Flawed accounting practices that made it impossible for prison officials to determine which factories are making or losing money.