71.   The consumer electronics group opposes such mandates, saying it would severely limit choice by driving up prices.

72.   The Federal Trade Commission agreed Wednesday to investigate whether price-fixing or collusion was driving up prices.

73.   The government upped tariffs on imported poultry recently, which prompted local producers to up their prices to just under the import price, Sumner said.

74.   The report also faults wealthy nations for driving up international prices of prescription drugs by refusing to pay their share of high prices.

75.   The report also faults wealthy nations for driving up international prices of prescription drugs by objecting to paying high prices.

76.   The shrinking supply and increased demand for these bonds have already driven up their prices and decreased their yields.

77.   TV makers argue that any requirement would limit choice by driving up prices.

78.   And, he warned, any rise in the US currency could hurt US exports by driving up their prices.

79.   Expatriate shopkeepers in the city centre immediately upped their prices, but were forced to close early Friday for fear of looting by residents angry at the increases.

80.   One of the roads, in range of Serb artillery, has been closed since July, trapping the population and driving up food prices in the market.