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Total — as well as its longtime domestic rival, Elf Aquitaine, which it acquired in 2000 — has sought growth in its hydrocarbon business in countries like Sudan and Iran.
With no domestic production but deep roots in the Middle East and Africa, Total — as well as its longtime domestic rival Elf Aquitaine, which it acquired in 2000 — has always been forced to blaze or bully its way through faraway lands.
In the last few quarters, A.M.D. began selling chips directly to Dell, which last year announced it would buy chips from A.M.D. as well as its longtime supplier, Intel.
As its longtime editor, he treated all submissions seriously.
As such, the rightful owner is he who served as its longtime companion.
Perhaps it is these virtues that have kept East Elmhurst vibrant, even as its longtime residents age with their homes.
An agricultural job in Iowa is now a meat-packing job, highly dangerous, badly paid and emblematic of an approach to farming that will serve Iowa's new immigrants as badly as it has served its longtime residents.
Natasa Douchev-Janics's bronze in the women's 200-meter K-1, which was won by Lisa Carrington of New Zealand, was Hungary's sixth medal of the regatta, giving it the same total as Germany, its longtime rival.
As far as some of its longtime residents are concerned, Montville has experienced more than a thousand cuts.
Warner can make the money back in syndication, but NBC has other things on its mind, such as preserving its longtime dominance of Thursday's prime-time schedule.
Russia's Goal: Administration officials and foreign policy experts in the U.S. say that, however much Russia wants to be seen as supporting its longtime Syrian ally, Putin shares a genuine interest in removing chemical weapon stockpiles from that country, lest they somehow fall into the hands of Islamist Chechen rebels.
