31.   Nominal fee for textbooks and materials.

32.   Now President Bush has given New Yorkers another chance by offering again to sell it to the state for a nominal fee.

33.   Or the satellite company will zap you a network signal from a distant city for a nominal fee.

34.   Pac Bell already owns the phone lines, so it can charge its Internet arm nothing or a nominal fee to use them for DSL.

35.   Polish citizens will own shares in the NIFs through certificates the government plans to sell for a nominal fee in November.

36.   Schools pay nominal handling fees for the commodity foods, which include cheese, meat, fruits, and other agricultural surpluses.

37.   Some events are free, others charge a nominal fee.

38.   The camp draws high-caliber teachers and accomplished guest speakers, who are paid a nominal fee.

39.   The equipment was auctioned, and nonprofit organizations could obtain it for a nominal fee, Merkel said.

40.   The federal government will sell the island in New York Harbor to the state and New York City jointly for a nominal fee, the White House said.