61.   The plaintiffs say they intend to appeal the ruling as soon as Stewart issues his final order, which is expected soon.

62.   The plaintiffs say they were denied promotions, raises and other benefits because of their race.

63.   The other two plaintiffs say they are addicted to smokeless tobacco.

64.   The plaintiffs are saying the defendants are restricting supply to manipulate demand.

65.   The plaintiffs have repeatedly said they want to make them fairer, while the company has steadfastly defended them as being equitable.

66.   The plaintiffs say many hemophiliacs might have been spared had the government acted more quickly.

67.   The plaintiffs say the damage was never remedied.

68.   The plaintiffs say the housing projects will be illegal without a new environmental impact report, which they hope will preserve Sunnyside.

69.   The plaintiffs say the planned development will bring too many people into the area, increasing noise and crowding and destroying the unique atmosphere of the campground.

70.   The plaintiffs say the system institutionalizes a denial of civil rights.