Advanced Micro Devices's second-quarter profit fell 65% Wednesday, but beat Wall Street expectations as the chip maker reported record microprocessor sales despite what it claims are the unfair business practices of rival Intel.
The editorial also encourages Romney to perpetuate the repugnant political practice of attacking rivals on frivolous, pedantic points, rather than addressing genuinely meaningful issues.
It would be particularly embarrassing given his focus on campaign finance reform; Spitzer once remarked that a "haze and smog" surrounded Albany because of the shady fundraising practices of his Republican rivals.
Supporters of Mr Paul, an obstetrician, gained a reputation during the 2008 race for their enthusiasm for the candidate - as well as for their practice of disrupting rival candidates' rallies and press conferences.
(I applaud the team-of-rivals idea, practiced by Lincoln in bringing opposed Republicans into his cabinet. Nothing has been more damaging to the Bush administration than the president's distaste for, and incapacity to absorb, vigorous dissent in the policy shaping process).
Although airline mergers are always examined to see how they might affect competition involving particular routes, the proposed deal also promises to draw renewed scrutiny to both the potential for dominating hubs by the companies and the pricing practices of American and its rivals.
"As a criminal barrister and QC of more than 30 years standing, it is known practice for rival criminal gangs to inform upon each other, with the sole purpose of putting their rivals out of business," he said.
Partnerships of rivals rarely last.
But he has plenty of rivals.
Leaders Hearts 19 points clear of rivals.
