71.   Some high-profile Web efforts never even got off the ground, such as Pop.com, whose partners included Steven Spielberg and Ron Howard.

72.   Technology partners include IBM Corp. and Sun Microsystems Inc.

73.   Tentative partners include General Electric, GEC Alsthom and UK-based Rolls-Royce.

74.   The other Star Alliance partners include Air Canada, Scandinavian Airlines System, Thai Airways and the Brazilian carrier Varig.

75.   The possible partners include five Japanese brokers and five U.S. and three European companies, Nasdaq Japan senior vice president Rich Bartolotta said.

76.   The other partners include Chevron, Mobil, Agip, British Gas and the nation of Oman.

77.   The partners include market leader Siebel Systems, ServiceWare Technologies, Lucent Technologies spin-off Avaya, Servicesoft, McHugh, NCR and Retek, the company said.

78.   Their other winning partners include Sukova, Chanda Rubin, Martina Navratilova, Pam Shriver, Robin White and Larisa Savchenko Neiland.

79.   They formed a group called the Star Alliance with other partners including Thai Airways, Air Canada, Scandinavian Airlines System and the Brazilian carrier Varig.

80.   The other forum dialogue partners include Britain, Canada, China, the European Union, Japan and the United States.