81.   The service is available to anyone willing to pay for it.

82.   The raw data would be free to researchers but would also allow Celera to attract potential customers willing to pay for various pre-packaged forms of the complex genomic code.

83.   The word is increasingly used to describe high-end amateur gear and the buyers willing to pay for it.

84.   There his effigy smiles down on those willing to pay a buck to approach the hallowed spot.

85.   There is plenty of choice, too, for those willing to pay.

86.   There were lots of buyers, but few willing to pay nearly any price.

87.   There are also a pair of companies willing to pay many millions not to lose.

88.   There are always clubs willing to pay big dough for elite players, no matter how much they complain about the salary drain.

89.   They can serve it to an audience willing to pay a little more for Maine lobster or Alaskan halibut rather than settle for the inevitable beef.

90.   This summer big personal computer manufacturers would begin to include the new product in machines for customers willing to pay extra for them.