51.   Though still small, the migration is driving up the price of land in highly scenic sections of Wyoming, Montana and Colorado.

52.   U.S. markets hit record highs this year as mergers, acquisitions and optimistic investors drove up the prices of technology company stocks.

53.   Washington is also headquarters for the Clinton campaign for the U.S. presidency, where he beefs up beef prices to consumers while pouring strategic oil on troubled motorists.

54.   A wheat shortage in the frontier province has driven up the price of flour and caused massive disruptions.

55.   Auction connoisseurs began whispering that the son of a Japanese corporate president was driving up the prices.

56.   But now, many people in this impoverished Balkan country fear an early closure of the reactors could drive up prices for power and deepen economic misery.

57.   Critics say lawsuits would drive up insurance prices and cause some people to lose coverage.

58.   Guerrilla threats have paralyzed road transport in many regions and driven up the price of some goods in major cities.

59.   He said the riots had harmed the country, and were to blame for eroding the value of the shilling and driving up the prices of goods and services.

60.   In Connecticut, demand is outpacing supply and driving up the prices.