81.   Most of the voice over DSL providers will buy equipment from companies such as CopperCom, Jetstream and TollBridge.

82.   My dad retired and I bought his equipment.

83.   New equipment was bought, including an all-important paint shop, and a Hungarian manager, Andras Racz, was handpicked and appointed.

84.   Most of the money, including funds to buy military equipment, would be under the direction of the State Department, not the Pentagon.

85.   Northpoint buys this equipment from Copper Mountain and hires Lucent Technologies Inc. to actually install it.

86.   Northern Telecom, though, has a policy of buying the equipment it needs from at least two suppliers.

87.   Now we buy only equipment that I can understand or that he has time to explain.

88.   Or, put another way, when will executives decide they must buy more equipment to meet the rising demand of consumers?

89.   Other people, with permits, want additional weapons, and some people just want to buy self-defense equipment, like pepper spray.

90.   Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. and its new competitors have been buying equipment to meet government deadlines for installing land lines.