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To: umbro who wrote (22188)	10/19/1998 11:39:00 AM
From: Jan Crawley	Respond to of 164684

"... we kind of look at this as a game breaker, in terms of our E-commerce business," said Leonard Riggio Interestingly, the only real fear we had(a few of us via private messages) regarding to Amzn's stock price long term was the possibility that a Bertie/Amzn association which will enable Amzn to establish a "monopolization" position in the Net-book selling business. Personally, I consider that a win-loss break for Amzn. There is almost no-way-out other than trying to be a "Walmart" now after the Bertie/B&K alliance; that to me, is much more than a "road less traveled", it is "a road should not be traveled by Amzn".