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The European Commission is looking into whether both governments have breached internal market rules by meddling in the deal.KPN continued its quest for a pan-European presence by announcing it would sell 15% of its mobile-phone business to NTT DoCoMo, a subsidiary of NTT, Japan's leading telecoms company, for euro5 billion ($4.6 billion).

Both denied the charges, which they claimed were politically motivated.Libya continued its quest for respectability.

His team survived a gritty foe and continued its quest for a third consecutive national championship.

This is weird stuff, and it could get a lot weirder as the right continues its quest for ideological purity.

FedEx offers a new product to help small businesses streamline shipping, while Square continues its quest for small-business domination with its new Business in a Box.

BHP Billiton said Thursday that it would buy Petrohawk Energy for about $12.1 billion in cash, as the mining giant continues its quest for shale natural gas assets.

LONDON: OUTDOOR OPERA -- Trafalgar Square in the heart of London will be carpeted in green as the English National Opera continues its quest for new audiences.

As EA continues its quest for greater and greater realism, Matt Prior's eagerness to make Fifa "indistinguishable" from real-world football may seem like a logical, if distant, objective.

His speech on this anniversary, the 35th, in Tehran's Azadi Square was measured, with equal doses of defiance and compromise".Unity and resistance against foreign colonialism made the Iranian nation victorious," Mr Rohani said, adding that Iran would continue its quest for nuclear technology.

Kalanick told Canadian publication Betakit in February Uber was profitable in the U.S. The rideshare company recently raised $2 billion in leveraged loan debt and another $3.5 billion from Saudi Arabia recently to continue its quest for world domination and all the legal troubles sure to follow.

The God of the State is not a friend of the masses but is, rather, a pawn to be called upon by the State as the State continues its quest for raw power.