51.   Liberty CEO Robert Bennett said German regulators also wanted Liberty to invest more in telephony.

52.   Regulators also want to reimburse doctors for each illness treated rather than service provided, to discourage unnecessary tests and treatments.

53.   Regulators reportedly wanted EMI to sell Virgin as a condition for approving the merger.

54.   Regulators want to make sure the technology would comply with existing standards that govern the airwaves.

55.   Regulators also want to set reimbursement levels for drugs more in line with market prices.

56.   Regulators want manufacturers to begin providing locator technology within two years.

57.   State regulators want to stop so-called predatory lending, which critics say traps elderly and minority borrowers in ruinous loans.

58.   The companies submitted a final proposal yesterday, the formal deadline for making concessions, and acknowledged it was far from what EU regulators wanted.

59.   The companies submitted a final proposal Thursday, the formal deadline for making concessions, and acknowledged at the time it was far from what EU regulators wanted.

60.   The regulators want to know whether recurring telephone service problems throughout the Midwest are being resolved as quickly as the companies say they are.