51.   The company publishes a magazine called International Gaming and Wagering Business and newsletters covering the casino industry.

52.   The company publishes newspapers in the U.K., Australia and the U.S. as well as TV Guide in the U.S.

53.   The company publishes selected newspapers such as the Financial Times in the U.K. and Les Echos in France yet sold most of its newspaper publishing business earlier this year.

54.   The company publishes WordPerfect business software.

55.   The Parkland, Fla., company publishes a gamut of works, including academic textbooks, fiction, nonfiction, lecture notes, transcripts and scientific manuals.

56.   The same company once published a similar newsletter focusing on the Price fund family, but discontinued it several years ago.

57.   The tobacco companies will publish a statement acknowledging the dangers of tobacco as part of the settlement.

58.   Then the power company published a drawing that exaggerated the size of the project relative to its surroundings.

59.   To keep competitors at bay, companies often publish anonymously, and they sometimes use vague language to describe an invention.

60.   Using their own keyword systems, both companies also publish the most widely used legal encyclopedias, compilations of Supreme Court decisions and treatises on contract law.