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To: Ramsey Su who wrote (13444)	7/1/2000 5:10:44 PM
From: cfoe	of 13582

I would suggest that members of Congress should be alerted of their hyprocracy, if they remotely set up any barriers to prohibit foreign ownership of Sprint. I am not opposed to foreign ownership of US companies. However, foreign companies that are primarily government owned monopolies (as DK is), that are using monopoly power to finance these purchases, may be another matter. In this instance I question why we (the US) should sit still to the Europeans closing out their market to US technology (CDMA) while allowing them to use monopoly generated profits to buy US telecomm assets.

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