91.   In recent weeks, the company has filed dozens of lawsuits across the country against small computer companies that it alleged sold bootleg software.

92.   In order to comply with stock exchange rules, the new company must file a prospectus that lays out details of its projects, their costs and potential earnings.

93.   In December, the company filed for bankruptcy.

94.   In the last few months, several smaller steel companies have filed for bankruptcy protection.

95.   In July, Tokai Kogyo Co. and Tada Corp., two mid-size construction companies filed for court protection from creditors.

96.   Instead, the company filed a lawsuit against the FCC and the government.

97.   Insurers and industry officials say companies file rates that they believe are justified and sufficient to cover claims.

98.   John Heintz, a Washington, D.C., lawyer for GTE, said he expects other companies to file similar suits.

99.   Just as the company filed for an IPO, the market crashed.

100.   Last fall, the company filed a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Superfund law under which the federal environmental agency would order its dredging action.