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To: Ali Chen who wrote (183161)	1/18/2006 3:34:42 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Respond to of 186894

Ali Babble, I think it is you who need to be consistent and not deviate from the main line. This coming from a guy who shifts from one line of argument to another just to try and prove himself right. OK, let's consider your argument: a) If you think stock buyback should be counted as labor expense, then do you still think Intel ought to "expense" options when they are granted? If so, wouldn't that be a double penalty? b) Since AMD doesn't repurchase shares, how do you think AMD ought to account for the "labor expense" of granting options? Tenchusatsu