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9946Nor did they forsee the power of governmental bodies.willcousa-6/11/2001
9945OT There is another large issue which pertains to the constitutional rights of eMao II-6/11/2001
9944Quite correct including quite a body of law in what is excluded (for corporationZeev Hed-6/11/2001
9943OT: Whether one approves of it or not, there is a well-established body of law tMao II-6/11/2001
9942Well said, Sun Tzu Two! Namaste! JimJames Calladine-6/11/2001
9941OT -- Here are a few observations. First, as a matter of fact, the freedom of tSun Tzu-6/11/2001
9940I don't think there are any safeguards.Math Junkie-6/11/2001
9939Katherine: Thanks for your help to this point. I was simply curious about the James Calladine-6/11/2001
9938"Congress shall make no law restricting freedom of speech, or of the press.Katherine Derbyshire-6/11/2001
9937Pardon my ignorance, but are corporations given in law the same rights of free sJames Calladine-6/11/2001
9936>>WHERE in the US Constitution does it give rights to corporations to contKatherine Derbyshire-6/11/2001
9935CORPORATIONS AND POLITICIANS: WHERE in the US Constitution does it give rights James Calladine-6/11/2001
9934<i>If we could somehow make campaign contributions without letting lthe reWTSherman-6/11/2001
9933If we could somehow make campaign contributions without letting lthe recipient kWill Lyons-6/11/2001
9932<i>"Applied Materials is going to come out of this and boom just likeJerome-6/11/2001
9931From Barron's... Whole story for subscribers at: interactive.wsj.com ... Ian@SI-6/10/2001
9930Campaign contributions from voters: That's a very good principle-- One perJames Calladine-6/10/2001
9929Points well taken. But who decides whether lobbying is in the public interest owillcousa-6/10/2001
9928duplicatewillcousa-6/10/2001
9927If you must justify and/or brag about what you do then if nobody can understandWill Lyons-6/9/2001
9926How about, "We help make Your current computer obsolete, before its paid fJerome-6/9/2001
9925<I>I would not hire an MBA whose only knowledge of my company was acquiredKirk ©-6/9/2001
9924I bet you don't choose what to eat for breakfast by what you are told to eatKirk ©-6/9/2001
9923Neat, but too "sophisticated", you can make it more catchy by using &qZeev Hed-6/9/2001
9922How about, "Building the systems that turns tomorrow's ideas into realiStanX Long-6/9/2001
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