51.   Consumers will see changes as they renew their policies.

52.   Curtin said that consumers are increasingly seeing evidence of the slowdown in their own lives or in their immediate surroundings.

53.   Consumers also may see more willingness to install carpet during evening and weekend hours as competition sharpens in the coming months.

54.   Consumers now see Hallmark only in Hallmark stores, specialty card shops and a few large drugstore chains and department stores.

55.   Consumers will see a price increase of just a few cents per pound, supermarkets say.

56.   Displays now let consumers see all the way across stores and into neighboring departments instead of blocking their sight lines.

57.   Doug Heller of the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights said consumers will see the cost in the end through higher prices passed on by businesses.

58.   Early next year, consumers will see the results of that research with the debut of the first major changes in the marketing of Coke Classic in seven years.

59.   Even so, consumers did not see more money in their pockets, because many employers shifted costs to workers.

60.   For that reason, GE does not expect that consumers will see a need to trade up to higher-watt Reveal bulbs, Farwell said.