41.   The lawsuit contends that Florio again discouraged her from pursuing the job and outlined his vision for her at The New Yorker.

42.   The lawsuit contends that it does, by using racially and socio-economically biased standardized test scores as a gatekeeper.

43.   The lawsuit contends that the magazine had failed to abide by an agreement that her comments would be off-the-record and her name would not appear in any articles.

44.   The lawsuit contends that the repeated use of NFL trademarks causes people to mistakenly believe that the sites are sponsored or approved by the NFL.

45.   The lawsuit contends that the union undertook the arbitration against Claiborne partly on behalf of the creditors, but settled the claims without creditor approval.

46.   The lawsuit contends that Thomas suffered his broken neck and head injuries before he was thrown from the vehicle.

47.   The lawsuits contend that power companies are violating a provision of the Clean Air Act.

48.   Therefore, Allen should be required to surrender its stock, the lawsuit contends.

49.   These were given, the lawsuit contends, as kickbacks for referrals.

50.   When Dr. Phinney complained to university officials, the lawsuit contended, Adelman, who was director of the Institute of Gerontology, threatened Dr. Phinney.