81.   The only comparable success in an activity directed at a universal fundamental human need is farming, and there the costs have gone down instead of up.

82.   The real-world effects are getting stranger as tuition costs go up.

83.   The remaining costs went to legal work, mediators, conciliators and psychiatric consultants.

84.   These costs go beyond the loss of a rental-income building.

85.   These decisions involving costs go on behind the scenes until a patient brings a prescription to a pharmacist, who enters it into a computer.

86.   They want to know what their costs are going to be.

87.   This would only be news if it were discovered the cost is actually going to be lower than projected.

88.   Those costs would go uncompensated.

89.   Tomato pickers in Immokalee say all production costs have gone up except their pay, with growers covering their higher costs by saving on pickers.

90.   Twenty states have laws allowing card-holders to close their account and stop charging on cards issued in those states if costs go up.