The gun industry denies any collusion to harm a competitor in violation of antitrust laws, a matter that Eliot Spitzer, the attorney general of New York, and Richard Blumenthal, Connecticut's attorney general, are investigating.
Part of the process of human acculturation is an unconscious collusion to remain blind to the most obviously observable phenomenon, if it lies outside the realm of how we always do things.
The two-person game consists of three phases: (1) the distributor uses an encoder to generate a fingerprinting code, used for assigning versions to users; (2) the colluders employ a collusion channel to generate the pirate output from their given code words; and (3) the distributor uses a decoder to map the pirate output to a set (mathcal {C}' subseteq mathcal {U}).
These are sectors in which the government continues to play a large role, in the form of licenses and other forms of control, and in which there's a presumption of a government-business nexus – or collusion, to use a less flattering term, according to Ms. Gandhi and Mr. Walton.
LONDON — The German notion of Gesamtkunstwerk — a synthesis of disparate art forms brought together in harmonious collusion to express a unified vision — is central to "Sunken Garden," a new musical-theater work that had its premiere on Friday evening at the Barbican Center.
That would sure be a change from "No collusion" (to "Collusion, so what?!").
"But why aren't Crooked Hillary & the Dems the focus?????" He added, "....Also, there is NO COLLUSION!" To a certain extent, he is correct.
Alluding to some team executives, he added that "there are people in the Hall of Fame and there will be people in the Hall of Fame who have been judged by several arbitrators to have engaged in a massive conspiracy called collusion to defraud the fans of competition.
The state Senate is planning this week to subpoena information from Mirant, Reliant, Duke and other electricity generators as part of a probe into alleged collusion to drive up prices of imported power.
