61.   The U.K. will let consumers choose their own power suppliers next year, triggering intense competition among electric companies.

62.   There would be big savings in rates, as consumers chose from among a number of suppliers.

63.   They have a slide switch that allows consumers to choose between heat drying and energy saver functions.

64.   They have made a case for self-regulation, encouraging companies to declare policies that allow consumers to choose and control the information collected about them over the Internet.

65.   U.S. utilities are trying to add customers and revenue before the U.S. government deregulates the industry to allow consumers to choose their power suppliers.

66.   Unions are happy because customer service and maintenance will be handled by their local utility employers even if consumers choose an out-of-state supplier.

67.   Utilities are preparing for a plan by the state Public Utilities Commission to deregulate the electric industry and allow consumers to choose their own electric suppliers.

68.   We want consumers to choose.

69.   While a consumer might choose between two wires for broadband, Ackerman said the law favors cable over phone.

70.   Wireless service providers say consumers primarily choose a cell phone plan based on price and coverage.