91.   Cigarette makers are willing to pay billions of dollars in return for some protection from future lawsuits.

92.   Cement makers are also being asked to cut back on their production to conserve electricity during the summertime heat.

93.   Cement makers were among the biggest gainers.

94.   Cement makers were among the biggest losers as political uncertainty will further delay investments in large projects and lead to a slowdown in cement off take, analysts said.

95.   Central American textile and electronics makers are likely to gain the most from the tariff cuts, the official said.

96.   Chip makers have been among the hardest hit.

97.   Cigarette makers are likely to seek a settlement there now that an agreement has been reached in Texas.

98.   Cigarette makers are old masters at hiring those with immediate access to a key lawmaker or the members of an important committee.

99.   Competition from South Korean semiconductor makers may have been over estimated, some analysts say.

100.   Currently, the car maker is dependent on foreign manufacturers, especially from Japan, for parts such as engine components.