51.   Many tenants are willing to pay a landlord six months rent in advance, some a full year.

52.   Microsoft had originally intended to offer a subscription version of Office XP to customers willing to pay by the month or year.

53.   Mzorowski wondered whether the state and the city have the political will to pay to maintain the collection.

54.   No longer sustained by captive markets and client states, Russian arms designers and manufacturers are selling their wares to anyone willing to pay.

55.   Now operators and industry observers wonder whether there are enough people willing to pay for interactive television.

56.   Now, said Cook, many people with money want untouched desert land and are willing to pay for it.

57.   Offer fast lanes for users willing to pay more.

58.   Once a weapon is selected by the Pentagon, it often becomes the weapon of choice for other nations willing to pay more.

59.   Overall shipments fell as consumers smoked less but were willing to pay more when they did.

60.   Part of the answer depends on the price that people are willing to pay to minimize the chance of terrorist violence, whatever its source.