In a way, the PC was unique where, as I said, because of its architecture and because the microprocessor was such a dominant part of the whole architecture, it was actually quite easy for Intel to dominate.

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Ms. PURNELL: I know that middle-class blacks, they are trying to basically become a part of the dominant culture.

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And he quickly became an integral part of a dominant England side coached by Sir Clive Woodward, scoring a try in the 2003 World Cup final in the extra-time 20-17 victory over Australia in Sydney.

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He argues that the latest incident is part of a long-term pattern of Google using its dominant position in search to give an unfair advantage to other Google products.

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The move for free admission is part of a series of initiatives designed to strengthen the Bronx's dominant art museum on the occasion of its extended 40th anniversary (the museum was founded in 1971).

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Italy finds itself part of a new and potentially powerful grouping in the EU as the traditionally dominant Franco-German axis struggles to combat the threat of isolation which its anti-war stance has brought.

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Executives sometimes think that control of a particular part of the value chain guarantees success, but the stage of history is littered with dominant companies that collapsed or were forced to change as their playscripts fell apart.

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