11.   Consumers are likely to be able to choose a power supplier as they now do long-distance telephone service.

12.   Consequently, the utility is irked at Bonneville, its Pacific Northwest power supplier.

13.   Consumers could then choose power suppliers as they now do long-distance telephone companies.

14.   Consumers in New England, Pennsylvania, New York and California will be able to choose their power suppliers next year.

15.   Consumers will then choose power suppliers as they now do long-distance telephone service.

16.   Consumers there will eventually choose electric power suppliers as they now do long-distance telephone service.

17.   Consumers then will be able to choose their power suppliers as they do long-distance telephone service.

18.   Consumers would then choose power suppliers, as they do a long-distance telephone service.

19.   Deregulation is designed to allow buyers to choose a power supplier the same way they now pick a long-distance carrier.

20.   Deregulation was supposed to bring consumers cheaper electricity by fostering competition among power suppliers.