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A deal with Bell would address a growing problem for AirTouch: despite its dominance in the lucrative Californian market, it is suffering at the hands of rivals, such as AT&T and Sprint PCS, whose wireless networks have national scope.

Despite its dominance, the PAP continues to fiercely restrict freedom of assembly and speech.

Despite its dominance, Évian still has a bit of good-will work to do at home.

Despite its dominance in the ratings, the show's fraternal slant was born largely of low expectations.

Despite its dominance at the recent Emmy awards, rival television executives say they are not so sure.

Despite its dominance at J.F.K., JetBlue lags behind another low-fare carrier, Delta Air Lines Songg, which offers service from all three New York-area airports.

Despite its seeming dominance, Portland could never push the lead past 6, and the Nets owed their ability to hang around to Marbury, their dazzling point guard.

Despite its overwhelming dominance, the power, interest and identity of the US were partly subsumed in the idea and reality of the west, and "multilateralism" was a way of describing the symbiotic nature of the alliance.

Despite its undisputed dominance — Walmart's sales last year reached nearly five hundred billion dollars — the company is under strain owing to competition from rivals such as Amazon, and because customers are struggling financially.

Finland's Nokia tightened its grip on the industry with a 35% market share, up from 31% a year ago.See article: Has America caught up with Europe on mobiles?Nokia's shares suffered despite its handset dominance.

Mr. Smith seems to view himself as a bit of an interloper in New York, a position that tracks neatly with the Fox News Channel ethos, which despite its ratings dominance of other cable news networks in the last couple of years, is still built on the network's upstart past.