51.   Companies seeking reparations file separate claims.

52.   Companies still must file financial statements that adhere to generally accepted accounting principles with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

53.   Claims are expected to be filed by companies far beyond New York.

54.   Companies can file complaints with the European Commission under EU antitrust laws if they are concerned that competition may be hurt.

55.   Current regulations forbid such activities until the company has filed a registration statement with the SEC.

56.   Despite that expression of confidence, the company also filed plans yesterday to sell nearly all its minority stake in sinking financial news site TheStreet.com.

57.   Dichter said the company would file a disclosure statement next week.

58.   Eight months later, the company filed for bankruptcy protection for the third time.

59.   Even when companies file for bankruptcy, such plans often survive intact while the retirement funds of rank-and-file workers remain in jeopardy.

60.   Federal officials said they settled for that amount because the Nashville-based company filed for bankruptcy protection in March.