101.   The company did not respond to numerous requests for an interview.

102.   The company did not respond to phone calls seeking comment.

103.   The company did not respond to repeated requests for a more in-depth interview about the lawsuits.

104.   The company has responded by shortening park hours, instituting a hiring freeze and by seeking volunteers to reduce work hours.

105.   The company has responded to the current labor crunch by hiring employees directly into courier positions, instead of starting them in lower-paying jobs like package handlers.

106.   The company has responded with boasts about its forestry management, suggesting that the clear-cutting around the monastery is benefiting the environment of Nova Scotia.

107.   The brand-name companies have responded by slashing their prices in Africa and other poor nations.

108.   The company responded by hiring the former boss of the key staff official at the Securities and Exchange Commission to represent it in negotiations with the agency.

109.   The company responded that such a proposal could not be linked to the acquisition.

110.   The company responded that while it had spent millions on environmental clean-up efforts, the technology available could not achieve the goals Nader had set.