71.   The company is adopting a new structure, organizing operations by product line instead of by country.

72.   The company will adopt U.S.

73.   The Fairfield, Connecticut-base company also adopted a program to let owners of GE shares buy stock directly from the company and avoid brokerage fees.

74.   The Fairfield, Connecticut-based company also adopted a program to let owners of GE shares buy stock directly from the company and avoid brokerage fees.

75.   The new safety program requires companies to adopt the Pathogen Reduction and Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points method of inspection.

76.   The new company will adopt the Massachusetts Mutual name and headquarters in Springfield, Massachusetts.

77.   There are no federal laws requiring private companies to adopt affirmative action plans.

78.   They said they want the company to adopt nine human rights principles.

79.   Those companies typically adopt guidelines forbidding falsifying the test results, but do little monitoring once a person enters the restroom.

80.   Though the two companies have adopted different strategies, both moves throw more cold water on the auction fever that has been building.