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So its technology should be an appealing proposition for truckers and it would thwart tailgaters, too.

Late last year the big onliner offered to buy a major interest in Net2Phone, but Jonas feared it would thwart Net2Phone's bid to become a de facto standard.

Late last year the big onliner offered to buy a major interest in Net2Phone, but Jonas feared that it would thwart Net2Phone's bid to become a de facto standard.

The Google alliance unraveled after the Justice Department threatened to block the partnership on the grounds that it would thwart competition.

The terrorists and their patrons clearly wish to derail any moves toward harmony between the two countries, as it would thwart their destructive Islamist agenda.

This would serve two purposes, Feroli says, "it would help thwart the 'cliff effect' of the Treasury purchases coming to an abrupt halt later this summer, and it would address concerns that the Fed is becoming too dominant a participant" in mortgage markets.

Hours earlier, he had missed his appearance on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," and it seemed possible that the arrest would thwart his Carnegie Hall début, which was scheduled for that night.

Centrica argued in its submission that a temporary price cap would thwart the CMA's aims because it would deter consumers from shopping around.

Until then, it looked like Hull's five-man defence would thwart a Spurs side that appeared to lack the guile to create goalscoring opportunities.

The federal Liberals might be inclined to go to bat for a new pipeline if the province plays ball and if it looks like handing Notley a pipeline approval would thwart a conservative restoration.

The House on Monday unanimously agreed to the Senate's changes in a bill that would thwart junk commercial e-mail, and sent it to President Bush for his signature.