61.   Quilters are a creative lot, willing to pay for exactly the right things.

62.   Postbank has lined up a number of financial services partners willing to pay a higher price than Deutsche Bank AG or Swiss Re for a stake.

63.   Private rooms in hospitals were once for only those affluent patients willing to pay extra.

64.   Republicans originally drafted the legislation to guarantee that doctors could sign private contracts with Medicare beneficiaries willing to pay more than the fees set by the government.

65.   So while cash may not quite be king in banking, there may well be a discount for those willing to pay cash.

66.   Stapp believes that, ultimately, a steadily improving central city will make would-be homebuyers willing to pay the higher prices that the land commands.

67.   Still, there is an increasing number of cooks willing to pay more for better butter.

68.   Such services could help the industry return to profitability, achieve high profit margins, and reach customers willing to pay for additional services in the form of software.

69.   That combination of small production and a demanding clientele tends to make competition for Oregon Pinots even greater among out-of-state wine drinkers willing to pay inflated prices.

70.   That left them no money to build fences or even to set up ticket booths for those willing to pay.