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How high will Microsoft fly?

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72851	<i>And if it is a slap on the wrist, why do you think it has a negative ef	jonkai	-	11/4/2002
72850	it's a good thing MSFT gets a few breaks, because it gets much worse with	jonkai	-	11/4/2002
72849	Don't be sure. EU is bigger than USA, and the central authorities are gettin	dybdahl	-	11/4/2002
72848	And this seems to be the first of the objective reports of the entire opinion (f	The Duke of URL©	-	11/4/2002
72847	One might conclude that the following is just face saving bluster, that the only	The Duke of URL©	-	11/4/2002
72846	<< No? Ya Think? >> Hey, this might be obvious to you and me, but t	David Howe	-	11/4/2002
72845	No? Ya Think?	The Duke of URL©	-	11/4/2002
72844	I wasn't commenting on the court's decision.	ProDeath	-	11/4/2002
72843	the answer my friend....is right here in the IP addressing...now that didn't	10K a day	-	11/4/2002
72842	> 300+ page report showing just how wrong you were. I can do it in 400...Lo	10K a day	-	11/4/2002
72841	Merrill Lynch comment: <i>"We believe this decision could benefit Mi	David Howe	-	11/4/2002
72840	<< this ruling was a slap on the wrist >> I guess we agree on somet	David Howe	-	11/4/2002
72839	12. Scary stuff. But can't you just turn it off? Sure - unless your system	Spytrdr	-	11/4/2002
72838	TCPA / Palladium Frequently Asked Questions Version 1.0 Ross Anderson cl.cam.	Spytrdr	-	11/4/2002
72837	New PCs Likely to Cede Some Control Sun Nov 3, 1:58 PM ET By MATTHEW FORDAHL, A	Spytrdr	-	11/4/2002
72836	Microsoft's New Set of Hurdles By Steve Lohr New York Times November 4, 20	Spytrdr	-	11/4/2002
72835	If you have no other resort at this point than to quote Scripture (and to do so	technologiste	-	11/4/2002
72834	I really don't know. Nothing is forever and Microsoft has had a great run. I	Norm DuPont	-	11/3/2002
72833	msft was the winning technology company coming out of the last recession in the	alydar	-	11/3/2002
72832	Jonkai, your numerous posts are repetitious, tedious, and boring. I think Shake	Norm DuPont	-	11/3/2002
72831	<i> The sad thing for you is that the 346 estimate is probably not that fa	jonkai	-	11/3/2002
72830	<i>Everyone except you understood that I was making that number up </i&	jonkai	-	11/3/2002
72829	<i> When the technology industry enters a recession </i> the techno	jonkai	-	11/3/2002
72828	<i>At this point, the antitrust suit has basically nothing to do with the	jonkai	-	11/3/2002
72827	Consider that the "techno hits of the 90s" crew does not seem to be aw	ProDeath	-	11/3/2002

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