Unlike many similar comedy-quiz programmes, the makers of the show insist that the answers are not given to the panellists beforehand.

The makers of higher grades, for use in printing and writing paper, generally insisted on virgin fiber to control the quality of their products.

The makers of the film insist that it not be described as an inside-Hollywood riff on junkets.

As a result, the drug's maker, Sandoz Pharmaceuticals, insists on weekly blood tests.

Some makers of diethylstilbestrol, or DES, still insist there is doubt about whether their miserable product caused cancer.

Its makers insist that it will eventually make a profit, and they are probably right.

The makers of the pen-based computer insist that it is the most brilliant device ever to reach the market, so clearly the computer was having fun at my expense.

Tea drinkers may be paying more, but makers of premium tea insist that they are imbibing a better quality of tea.

The pharmaceutical makers insist that they responded quickly to the AIDS crisis, working cooperatively with the United Nations and other international agencies.

The makers of the show insist that the answers are not given to the panellists beforehand.