1.   Although some property-intensive companies liked the concept, many politically powerful business interests did not, and they made that known to lawmakers.

2.   Amid the finger-pointing, there are signs that many consumers still like the concept of the V-chip.

3.   A dozen other shows also liked this concept.

4.   A number of local retailers have been approached and say they like the concept.

5.   Afterward, both Woods and Duval said they liked the concept, and they did not rule out the possibility of doing it again.

6.   But both Doggett and Paul like the concept because it is simple and easier to administer.

7.   Clearly, he likes big concepts.

8.   Even parents who like the concept say it is not the be-all to back-seat boredom.

9.   Egan liked the concept and flew to Ithaca to have lunch with the two men.

10.   George Steinbrenner has never liked the concept of revenue sharing.