51.   The analysts considered the lease to be too long.

52.   The companies in these new industries are contributing to the numbers and pace at which new leases are being signed.

53.   The expectation at the time was that when the leases were up, the houses would be torn down and the land returned to its natural state.

54.   The leases are for at least five years, which gives the sponsors time to recoup their advertising investment.

55.   The leases involved are on Okinawa, where the American bases are concentrated.

56.   The leases involved are on Okinawa, where the U.S. bases are concentrated.

57.   The lease is a further example of the move by entertainment-related activities to replace aerospace and military-related work in huge industrial buildings.

58.   The lease is to expire in April.

59.   The lease is up for sale.

60.   The lease is for five years.