41.  Designer Food (and Prices)

42.  Department stores and discounters have lured consumers away from specialty apparel retailers with attractive prices.

43.  Department stores and supermarkets cut prices for clothing and other high-priced goods to win customers ahead of the tax increase.

44.  Department stores are benefiting at the expense of specialty retailers by a lack of must-have fashions, their ease in shopping and lower prices.

45.  Department stores that cater to the middle price range felt the squeeze as customers split their dollars between high-end and low-end merchants.

46.  Depending on home size and the number of doors and windows, prices can vary from $200 to $1,500.

47.  Depending on model, prices are up $200 to $540.

48.  Depending on the cabin, prices range from $1,980 to $3,500, double occupancy.

49.  Depending on the customer's goals, new computers may come close in price to used.

50.  Depending on the frills, prices can go higher.