71.   The company appears to be spending heavily on marketing even as volume declines.

72.   The companies will appear in less exclusive districts of London and offer quality culture at reduced prices.

73.   The company also appears to have minimal understanding of the meaning of goodwill and the importance of maintaining a positive image with the public.

74.   The company appears to have run afoul of regulators by giving out unpublished information in a conference call.

75.   The company is appearing on Web sites that include Yahoo, the search engine, and the magazines Elle and Road and Track.

76.   The company also appeared to be seeing a decline in average selling price for its products, he said.

77.   The company appeared to be extremely successful.

78.   The company appeared to be the dominant force in the business of energy trading, and to be able to produce phenomenal profits.

79.   The company appeared to ignore the public relations aspect of the tape.

80.   The company appears resigned to its new relationship with its workers.