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...that it engaged in illegal anticompetitive acts. The court sent the case back to the trial court for new hearings that could result in substantial remedies against Microsoft--even, although it's now unlikely, another breakup order. Perhaps most troubling: the ruling could pave the way for a flood of private antitrust lawsuits...
Tucker has an almost unnaturally huge voice, but when momentum builds inside a Sleater-Kinney rhythm and then arrives like a flash flood, the sound makes Tucker's seem the only appropriate voice to speak of what's at stake: in Youth Decay, love and hate, life and death...
...January 1971, when CARROLL O'CONNOR first introduced Archie Bunker to the American TV audience, CBS braced itself for a flood of protest calls. Instead, as TIME wrote 1 1/2 years later, the show sparked "a new era of candor...
...Still, for the foreseeable future, it's now Director Pickard, the fulfillment of a childhood dream. The other dream, which he may not get, is a day or two off from the flood of bad news that has inundated FBI headquarters over the past months...
...inevitable flood of questions that follows any incomprehensible crime has already begun. Few answers have emerged. How could Andrea Yates have done such a thing? Preliminary reports and Russell Yates' own statements indicate Andrea may have been suffering from an extreme case of post-partum depression, a fairly common mood disorder that affects as many as 25 percent of new mothers. Or she may have had other, deeper psychological problems...