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...better solution would be to make Microsoft a slightly regulated monopoly. The possibility of a competitor breaking open the market should be left open, but unless that happens, the government should keep a close eye over Microsoft's shoulder to ensure that none of its practices block potential competition and that it does not take unfair advantage over other companies. Although the staff rejects this possibility due to likely evasions by Microsoft, these evasions would only ensue if the government were not persistent in upholding its standards...
...governor has not said that Russia and China should be enemies; in fact he has said that China is a competitor, and we should reach out to Russia," Bush foreign policy adviser Condoleezza Rice told The New York Times. "It is very much like the vice president to distort [Bush's] record...
Ironically, Arnault may have inadvertently midwifed the creation of his chief competitor. When Arnault launched a takeover of Gucci last year, quietly acquiring more than 20% of its outstanding shares--which he still holds--and then making an $8.7 billion bid for the whole firm, Gucci struck back by emulating the very business that was trying to acquire it. Gucci CEO Domenico De Sole and creative director Tom Ford started purchasing premium fashion brands in a bid to become a luxury superpower to rival LVMH...
...competitor is very well financed, and Cranley's name is not yet well known in the community. Also, questions of his age also play heavily into the race...
Taylor's fifth-place finish was an improvement over her 10th-place finish and time of 59.49 seconds at the 1999 Penn Relays. Taylor first proved herself to be a major competitor on the national scene when she posted an Olympic cut-time of 57.29 seconds at last year's ECAC Championships...