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To: Joe_P who wrote (164360)7/10/2005 1:38:01 PM
From: Elmer PhudRead Replies (6) of 275872
 
Joe

Seems reasonable to me. I'd have to agree. If Intel were innocent, wouldn't they fight the charges?

Consider this analogy. You got a parking ticket, even though there was no "no parking" sign. Some of your best customers were in the car with you. It's a $2 ticket. You're certain you acted correctly but to fight the ticket you'd have to go to court and take your passengers(your customers) with you. Even though you're certain you've done no wrong, would you pay the $2 or drag your customers into court just to prove you were right?
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