51.   A Ford spokeswoman said a few days ago the company had received no reports of accidents or injuries related to the defect.

52.   A low Australian dollar increases the return companies receive for commodities sold in U.S. dollars and helps offset the earnings impact of falling metal prices.

53.   A spokesman for BellSouth said Thursday that the company had merely received new information from the FCC.

54.   A strong peseta means the company receives fewer pesetas for each deutsche mark billed.

55.   A spokesman for Ford Motor Co. confirmed that the company also received its license today.

56.   A strong dollar reduces the amount the company receives for revenue earned in foreign currencies.

57.   A strong krona means the company receives fewer kronor for each unit of foreign currency billed.

58.   A spokesman at Pacific Bell said that company has not received any such complaints.

59.   A spokesman for Fleet said the company has received no CRA challenges to the merger.

60.   A stronger dollar means the company receives more francs for each dollar billed.