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...gratified for the decision, and we look forward to presenting our facts to the appeals court and to the district court if necessary," said Jim W. Cullinan, a Microsoft spokesperson...
...court, not a private citizen, should be the one deciding the facts of the case," Cullinan said...
...Cullinan said the company had many reasons for requesting Lessig's dismissal...
Texaco grew from one great gusher. In 1901 Joseph Cullinan, a former Standard Oil employee, found black gold on Spindletop Hill, near Beaumont, Texas. The next year he formed the Texas Co., and by 1928 it was operating in all 48 states. Texaco ventured overseas in 1936, when it teamed up with Standard Oil of California to market Middle Eastern oil. It also bought an interest in California Arabian Standard Oil, which held a major concession in Saudi Arabia. That company later became Aramco, a consortium that joined Saudi Arabia and American producers...
Dialogue like this provokes continuous laughter, but its empty and flat quality leaves little impression. Even if Cullinan wanted to stress Wilde's intent to write a superficial, light play, his emphasis on plasticity goes overboard...