51.   The disappearance of one of those players will mean higher rates and less innovation in services, businesses say.

52.   The effect is not as damaging as businesses said it would be, she said.

53.   The tax went into the fund to clean up contaminated sites, but businesses said the system of allocating the money was unwieldy and badly managed.

54.   U.S. business here said this, and the establishment of a commercial sector, would be of great benefit.

55.   U.S. businesses say the low exemption hurts their cross-border trade.

56.   While Harlem businesses say they want to be accessible to locals, few can deny that tourists provide vital income.

57.   While some businesses say they will not be affected, others say they have a lot to lose if President Clinton wins his fight against tobacco.

58.   Window-tinting businesses said they favor the change because it will cut into the business of unscrupulous competitors willing to place illegal tint in cars.

59.   Yet businesses say India has more work to do.

60.   Other businesses said they were hit the next day.