1.   Consumers will pay what they have to pay to heat their homes, drive their cars and run their factories.

2.   Although this means that the consumer will pay less for their electricity, the overall environmental gain is less not as great as widely thought.

3.   And for the utilities, what was worse was that deregulation did not change the fixed, regulated prices that consumers pay.

4.   And consumers will pay for the service not with money but with information about themselves.

5.   And as she spoke about how powerful corporations are getting breaks while consumers pay and pay, audience members cheered her on.

6.   And the consumer are paying the price, with health and pocketbook.

7.   And thanks to the tilted playing field, consumers pay more for everything from cement to honey.

8.   And they point out that if greater restrictions are imposed on dumping, consumers will pay for those regulations through higher fees.

9.   And the peanut program, he said, means that consumers pay more for peanut butter at the supermarket due to production quotas and import restrictions.

10.   As a result, consumers everywhere are paying more for books.