61.   It is not the voluminous packaging and the sparsely worded manuals accompanying the storage media that ups the price.

62.   Mentioning a site before an agreement of sale has been reached could drive up the price.

63.   Recent signs of a rebounding economy in the United States, the biggest consumer of crude, have helped since then to firm up prices.

64.   Regular restaurants say they are unfairly penalized by the higher tax, which forces them to up their prices and makes them less competitive.

65.   Regular restaurants say they are unfairly penalized by the higher tax, known as TVA, which forces them to up their prices and makes them less competitive.

66.   Some profiteers amassed fortunes during the war when sanctions drove up the price of scarce goods, and many people work for international organizations.

67.   The American Petroleum Institute, which opposes a reserve, says creating a Northeast reserve will further reduce supplies elsewhere, driving up prices.

68.   The Assembly on Friday opened hearings into the skyrocketing natural gas costs that will include an investigation into whether market manipulation helped drive up prices.

69.   The committee decided that a cut that large would drive up prices too much and cost the industry long-term sales.

70.   The company won an auction that drove up the price of the book in a process Jones contends was rigged.