61.   Companies that have backed away from equity sales have mostly cited declines in their stock price as the main reason.

62.   Customers are also feeling the restaurant labor squeeze in the form of higher menu prices as wage increases are passed on.

63.   Consumers began to feel the benefits of lower prices as winter began and warmer weather cut heating bills even further.

64.   Democrats and Republicans alike see gasoline prices as a potent political issue.

65.   Do I use Schedule D, using my purchase price as the cost and zero as the sale price?

66.   Dermott Hayes, an economist at Iowa State University, predicted that the wet spring could affect consumer prices as soon as midsummer.

67.   Drug company executives defended their prices as fair and their advertising as accurate.

68.   Each note sold for roughly the same price as one share of Cincinnati Bell.

69.   Each rink manager interviewed mentioned the price as a major consideration.

70.   Economists view falling prices as a sign of weak demand that will likely slice corporate profits and investment.