81.   Plaintiffs said they suffered from anxiety, heart conditions and other health problems after using Propulsid.

82.   Plaintiffs said Saturday that the church was penalizing them for its own negligence.

83.   Plaintiffs say that before the grading program was implemented they had received positive evaluations.

84.   After the war, the plaintiffs said, they ran into a stone wall in trying to claim the assets.

85.   Also, the plaintiffs said in court papers that WUA president John Hirschbeck runs the new union in a way that denies contract benefits to non-members.

86.   But plaintiffs said they suffered breathing problems, vomiting, pneumonia and other disorders from the drug.

87.   But plaintiffs say bank officials stonewalled survivors and their heirs after World War II ended, claiming they could not find accounts or demanding non-existent death certificates.

88.   But the two plaintiffs say the book is merely rumors and the case has nothing to do with free speech.

89.   In their claim filed late Friday in a New York federal court, the plaintiffs said billions of copyrighted works may have been downloaded illegally.

90.   The equipment must be replaced by next spring to prevent the kind of controversy that delayed for weeks a final count in the presidential election, the plaintiffs said.