51.   All these cost money and, to candidates from coast-to-coast, the endgame is as much a race for the last dollar as it is for the last vote.

52.   Both cost money.

53.   Businessmen, who never seemed to lose hope that they could make money off the event, began to complain that it was costing them money.

54.   But amending bills requires staff time and costs money for printing.

55.   But before they made a contribution, those extra children would cost money to bring up, putting extra strain on the generation in the middle.

56.   But experts contend such restrictive drug lists cost more money in the long run, leading to more treatment later.

57.   But flexibility costs money.

58.   But for Detroit to keep pace, it would have to retool its assembly lines for lighter vehicles, and that would cost money.

59.   But conservatives, too, are aghast that so much money from wealthy families and corporations goes to a cause that often costs business money.

60.   But help will still cost money.