But the discounters may retaliate with their own price cuts, leaving both with lower profits.
Mr. Kesslen expects Apple to retaliate with its own lawsuit against Motorola shortly.
Saleh says some Palestinian youth who believe Israeli soldiers have mistreated their family members may feel duty-bound to retaliate with violence.
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Several militant groups in Gaza vow to retaliate with suicide bombings.
If they were to raise them again, other countries could demand compensation at the World Trade Organisation or retaliate with higher tariffs of their own.
For the past 20 years we've believed that no war will be launched as long as each side knows it can retaliate with a deadly counterstrike.
Another might be fear that the aliens would retaliate with even more devastating weapons, in the same way that no one used poison gas in World War II for fear of the consequences.
Better yet, a policy to retaliate combined with other actions--such as installing active defenses, increased passive defenses, and assuring military survivability--would decrease the likelihood of an EMP attack against the United States because such measures would make a strike less likely to succeed.
It could retaliate, including with rocket attacks on Israel from its client groups in Lebanon and Gaza.
The latest outrage could strengthen hawks, who argue that India should retaliate George Bush-style against groups with bases in the part of Kashmir controlled by Pakistan and in Pakistan proper.
It also said the group had used "extreme violence and threats of violence to maintain internal discipline and retaliate against those believed to be co-operating with law enforcement".
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"In fact, the tax proposal may even cause other countries to retaliate, raising taxes on U.S. companies with multinational operations, " Paulson said.
Turkey has threatened to retaliate should Israel continue to drill for oil and gas along with Cyprus.
Now an emerging market faced with protectionism from Europe, you know, they would retaliate.
Iran has been impelled into missile-building by memories of its weakness during its war with Iraq in the 1980s, when it was unable to retaliate in kind to the Iraqi missiles that caused panic, and thousands of civilian deaths, among its urban population.
He ran a smart race, snarled, boasted, was entertaining, campaigned in a sweatshirt ("Retaliate in '98"), sat in on the televised debates with his two opponents (who didn't bother to mess with him), kept saying he was no politician and expressed himself more bluntly than had been customary in Minnesota politics.
In short, is this all a cunning ploy by young people to retaliate against seniors for sucking the Social Security system dry and burdening their progeny with trillions of dollars in debt: You've wrecked the economy, ruined our lives, and sabotaged our children's futures, so go live in Syracuse, N.
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If somebody is going to come up and start hitting you with batons and what have you, yes, you've got to retaliate.
But a decision to lift duties on cars a sensitive product in America from 35% to 50% suggests that Brazil is doing what most countries authorised to retaliate against trade partners do, which is to seek to inflict most pain on industries with a strong political voice.
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