51.   The plaintiffs said that the two remaining appointments, to be made by a Hartford legislator, might help ease their concern.

52.   The plaintiffs said they are trying to determine if African-Americans who have complained about discrimination or the release forms were retaliated against in the layoff process.

53.   The plaintiffs said they learned of the sublease only in recent weeks.

54.   The plaintiffs say a window washer at the family home, Richard Eberling, killed Mrs. Sheppard.

55.   The plaintiffs say that Saudi Arabia sets lower prices in this country than it does in Japan.

56.   The plaintiffs say that the audio tapes show the government knew of the potential for fire and did nothing.

57.   The plaintiffs say that under the Fair Labor Standards Act, they are entitled to overtime pay that the state has refused to provide.

58.   The plaintiffs say the proposed site encroaches on the Lincoln Memorial.

59.   The plaintiffs say they did not get the health coverage that they thought they were selecting because the company did not disclose incentives to doctors to deny care.

60.   The plaintiffs say they had no choice, given what they had learned about conditions at the center.