71.   The industry also wants to make sure that callers know when they are about to be charged for a call.

72.   The industry now wants government to change the identifier more frequently, perhaps quarterly or three times a year.

73.   The industry urgently wants such protection, but in the end, McCain decided against it.

74.   The industry wants the government to assume those costs.

75.   The industry wants the liability caps in part to provide investors a reliable way to accurately predict future costs associated with smoking-related lawsuits.

76.   The industry wants to make money.

77.   The last thing the industry wants is the added costs of more workers.

78.   The industry wants companies to publish a list of their Superfund sites, along with a case-by-case estimate of potential liability.

79.   The industry wants Congress to approve the accord to reduce its risk of costly lawsuits, and states want tobacco settlement money to treat sick smokers.

80.   The industry wants only the license-holder to recommend changes, an approach that is supported by Craig and bitterly opposed by environmentalists.