41.   Golinger believes that banks are entitled to recover the costs of providing ATM service.

42.   Harshbarger also is expected to try to recover the cost of lost work days for employees who have become sick because of tobacco-related diseases.

43.   Having recovered development costs in the domestic market, manufacturers can sell abroad at low, government-set prices and still add to their profits.

44.   He noted that borrowers must also take into consideration closing costs of the new loan and determine whether the loan will be held long enough to recover those costs.

45.   He said he pursued the tape for profit, to recover the costs of defending himself, and at a time when other people are cashing in.

46.   If a taxpayer wins the suit, the bill would make it easier to recover legal costs.

47.   If the appeals body turns thumbs down, the patient still could go to court but only to recover the cost of the denied benefit.

48.   If President Bush declares the region a disaster area, federal money will begin flowing to help cities, businesses and individuals recover costs.

49.   In a suit filed against a group of companies, the state is seeking to recover the cost of providing health care to victims of lead poisoning.

50.   In others cases, the utility fought against regulators seeking to recover fuel costs it was paid while its nuclear plants were out of service, Forde said.