"David Potter" is the name of:

*David Potter (historian), historian of Greece and Rome at University of Michigan

* David E. Potter (born 1943), founder of Psion

* David M. Potter (1910–1971), American historian at Yale University

* David W. Potter (born 1948), Scottish sports writer

* Gharlane of Eddore (pen name) (1947–2001), pen name of David G. Potter

* David S. Potter (born 1925), American politician and businessman

* Dave Potter (politician) (born 1950), California politician, current Monterey County District 5 Supervisor

* David Potter (politician), American politician, see Ohio's 13th congressional district

* Dave Potter (politician), from Vermont, see Members of the Vermont House of Representatives, 2007–2008 session

* Dave Potter (motorcyclist), see 1976 Dutch TT

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While the board has independent power in that regard, it's very likely that they would be highly respectful of that legislative intent.

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Put the total sales of Palm ever and the total sales of Psion ever all together and you get a good week in the phone sales business, ... I think there will be plenty of space in this large market.

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We feel we have an obligation to address the issues of the day.

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We're thrilled to have such a wonderful lineup. This is a great opportunity for us to give visibility to our designation as a leadership university.

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The IT (Information Technology) industry is experiencing its worst downturn since 1985, ... Against this background, it is essential that we take the hardest approach to costs, control and a return to profitability.

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We don't feel I should be punished for something the city should have taken care of the first time. I talked to him (Fitzmaurice) until I was blue in the face and gave him a second chance. I'm the bad guy. I didn't do anything wrong except give the guy a second chance.

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Our objective over the next several years will be to exploit the opportunities presented by our central position in these fast-growing markets, ... The scale of investment will continue to hold back profits.

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I think WAP is very worthy and -- I shouldn't say this -- a little bit boring, ... Where I'm coming from is the drive for voice over (data) networks.

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[According to Potter, what an operator ends up paying for a license is irrelevant to the market.] They pay their $32 billion or whatever, and it is gone. It is not relevant whether they get a return on their money -- it's not so much an issue for us in the marketplace, ... The cost gets split up on the value chain.

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