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But this way of thinking worries some analysts because it dilutes At Home's pure broadband play.

But the decision to characterise her as a drunk misfires because it dilutes the integrity of her grief at her husband's infidelities.

Companies do not want to sell stock, publicly or privately, at today's low prices if they can avoid it, because it dilutes the holdings of the existing shareholders.

Drink swiftly, because it dilutes quickly.

Companies do not like to sell new stock cheaply because it dilutes existing shareholders.

Republicans say the map is illegal because it dilutes the power of black voters in three districts in Essex County.

But their promoters dislike doing this because it dilutes their stakes.

"I have mixed emotions about running Super Bowl spots early," Mr. Myhren said, because it dilutes the appeal of the game as "America's last campfire, where everyone gets together to watch the same thing at the same time".

Duplication of expensive technologies, said Tan, is unnecessary and unwise because it "dilutes the funding efforts".

Charlie Rose: Well, they want to do it also because it dilutes common stock, doesn't it?

"It dilutes us, because there are a lot more places for people to buy cashmere from," she said.