111.   The company charges a few more dollars than others, but has a very good reputation.

112.   The company charged that archrival Fuji, with help from the Japanese government, had attained a near-monopoly on sales of photographic supplies in Japan.

113.   The company charged that many of the shareholder votes the dissidents received applied only to four of the board nominees, not all eight.

114.   The company does not charge for delivery.

115.   The companies are not charging more for customers who work in office towers, now regarded as potential terrorist targets.

116.   The companies charge corporations a negotiated fee for each report.

117.   The companies charge higher rates to small businesses because their volume is smaller and because the risk of illness is spread out among fewer people.

118.   The companies charge the suit violates their rights to engage in commerce, due process, and equal protection.

119.   The company still can charge a fee to new distributors.

120.   The company charges motorists to use the road.