61.   New competition and regulatory setbacks, the company argues.

62.   Only shareholders have that right, the company had argued successfully at the trial level.

63.   Phone companies argue that it is unfair for governments to compete with them.

64.   Phone companies argued it would be too expensive to send each customer a letter or e-mail.

65.   Rabinovicz, the company argues, was rude.

66.   Regulators, the company argued, had no right to determine which features software companies should include in their products.

67.   Relying on the testimony of a psychiatrist, the company argued that the puppet would scare off customers for Spam.

68.   Since that will be impossible, the company argues, the class-action claims should be dismissed.

69.   Some electric companies have argued that robust competition may not be possible otherwise.

70.   Some Internet companies argue that consumers should be more worried about a cyber-world in which there is no personalized marketing.