71.   The numbers are even smaller than those percentages might indicate, because only about half of all Internet users form the pool of online shoppers.

72.   The poll revealed that a majority of the online shoppers were affluent.

73.   The problem is that online shoppers often start filling a cart, but then leave the site without buying anything.

74.   The site was rated first in customer service among home sites by Gomez Advisors Inc., which surveys online shoppers.

75.   The single-use credit card number would protect an online shopper from identity theft.

76.   This broader set of choices is provided to online shoppers once they enter their ZIP code on the site.

77.   They hope to take advantage of research that shows most online shoppers visit only a few Web sites.

78.   To see how the shopping experience of an online shopper compared with that of a traditional on-foot shopper, The New York Times set up a race.

79.   While online shoppers may not miss standing in line, they may find some of the same annoyances that drove them out of the stores in the first place.

80.   With powerful brands, they drew large crowds of online shoppers last year.