This is a very important deal for both companies and it's one that affects a number of different groups throughout IBM. -Michael Nelson

 

This is a very important deal for both companies and it's one that affects a number of different groups throughout IBM.


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This is a very important deal for both companies and it's one that affects a number of different groups throughout IBM.

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We're going to have to wait a few more years before we can decide where it belongs.

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We felt that there could be a significant number of men and women in NSW who could see this representation and relate to it - men who have been in this position or women who have been in this position, or even worse, are currently in that position and may need some help. -Michael Nelson
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The question is whether the protesters have not overstepped the boundary from a legitimate democratic culture to mob rule.

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We're going to have to wait a few more years before we can decide where it belongs. The fact that we don't know shows you how hard it is sometimes to tell how they're going to look with the passage of time. When a president makes a bold decision, it carries great opportunity but also great risk.

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[The FCC's defenders say the agency is just one actor on a multiplayerstage dominated by Congress, the White House and industry.] TheFCC is in a very difficult position, ... They are trying to deregulatea regulated industry in a way that creates new competition anddoesn't lead to new regulation of the new industry. Frankly, the FCCis trying to unti. -Michael Nelson
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I have initiated eight investigations into potential breaches of the Lobbyists' Code of Conduct. That may not seem like a large number . . . but in contrast, since the code of conduct came into being in the late 1990s, there has not been one investigation.

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