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To: M31 who wrote (8150)	5/29/1998 1:04:00 PM
From: Chung Lee	Read Replies (1) of 74651

>>>M31, " Intel's Andy Grove, though not averse to the occasional act of brutality, realised more than 12 years ago that his company was heading for dominance and would consequently need to watch its act. Everyone at Intel who has dealings with other companies is schooled in antitrust law." We all see what all that schooling has done for INTEL, they are being sued again next week. The moral of the story, if you are a successful company, no amount of prevention will do you any good. Microsoft should establish a division for "Campaign Contribution", covering both parties, in the long run, it may be cheaper than paying lawyers, not much cheaper but less traumatic.

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