101.   After all, the biggest and best companies can get parts as cheap or cheaper than I can.

102.   After all, the company got out of the courtroom in one piece.

103.   After all, how many companies get to watch customers shell out millions for the opportunity to become a walking advertisement?

104.   After his performance that night, Victor Gili, a soloist, gave his explanation of why the company always got such a rousing reception.

105.   All too often, Reichheld said, companies get customers in the door and then try to pump them dry.

106.   Broadcasters, telephone and cable companies are getting ready to rumble.

107.   Both companies will get their licenses as soon as they complete payment of their high bids for the rights.

108.   Both these companies get high marks for their educational programs.

109.   But a few companies will get it right, and the stampede will commence.

110.   But as companies get bigger, it is becoming harder to find the deals big enough to equal their performance in recent years.