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23404 It's a Supreme Court ruling. Thomas' is dissent 2. caselaw.findlaw.coGerald R. Lampton-6/3/1999
23403 Microsoft on Trial: And Now for the Endgame For Microsoft, settling may no loRusty Johnson-6/3/1999
23402 <i>Government (i.e, those social constructs we use to regulate our interaGerald R. Lampton-6/3/1999
23401 Gerald: Where do you get access to these rulings on the net or by subscription John F. Dowd-6/3/1999
23400 Thanks, John for the compliment. BTW, have you read the Saenz case, where the Gerald R. Lampton-6/3/1999
23399 Gerald: Right on the money. On a more specific note I found this interesting asJohn F. Dowd-6/3/1999
23398 From todays NY Times >> WASHINGTON -- The Microsoft Corporation once agThure Meyer-6/3/1999
23397 The issue isn't really capitalism vs. socialism vs. whatever. Government (Thure Meyer-6/3/1999
23396 <i> If you are comparing the US to Nazi Germany then you have made a mistGerald R. Lampton-6/3/1999
23395 Interesting. I think that these paragraphs are more in concordance with what thBearded One-6/3/1999
23394 >> The Intervention << What are you trying to say with this quoteThure Meyer-6/3/1999
23393 240 tools of Microsoft: independent.orgGerald R. Lampton-6/3/1999
23392 Some demented scribblings from a crazy old man: <i>The Intervention TheGerald R. Lampton-6/3/1999
23391 I spent some time looking at the MS research pages. Not much there if you compaThure Meyer-6/2/1999
23390 <i>No, not you. Absolutely not.</i> Glad to hear it. :) Shame Dan Bearded One-6/2/1999
23389 <i>Are you sure you're not talking about us, Gerald? </i> No, Gerald R. Lampton-6/2/1999
23388 Thure, >>You bring up an overlooked issue, namely the R&D spending nommedeguerre-6/2/1999
23387 <i>So, it's back to the same old retreads, the same old cast of chartBearded One-6/2/1999
23386 So, it's back to the same old retreads, the same old cast of chartacters frGerald R. Lampton-6/2/1999
23385 Microsoft can't get its story straight. Part 193: dailynews.yahoo.com <Bearded One-6/1/1999
23384 <i>Fallout from the trial?</i> Nathan Myhrvold didn't have anyRTev-6/1/1999
23383 less than 1/3 of MSFT's R&D is done in the research group - the rest isrudedog-5/31/1999
23382 <i> I was always amazed that MSFT would have gotten someone of Rashid'Bearded One-5/31/1999
23381 <i>If you have some insight as to what they do maybe you can send me someStang-5/31/1999
23380 Rudedog, you were right. Here is a "corrected" story ... Rashid will Thure Meyer-5/31/1999
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