Accountants who audit a company for years know more about it, says Don Moore, a psychologist at the University of California, Berkeley, who has studied conflicts of interest.

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By Don A. Moore, Philip E.

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Don't forget: Moore's Law still applies.

FORBES: Advice for Bush

The Giants don't have to worry about Moore's pass-rushing ability.

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"A lot of comedies and a lot of comedians don't travel, " says Mr. Moore.

WSJ: Foreign Viewers Shape U.S. Films

"I said, I don't like doing this, ' and Buddy said, I don't like doing it either, '" Moore recalls.

FORBES: Deja Vu

Mr. MIKE MOORE (Former Attorney General, Mississippi): Well, I don't know don't how to make sense exactly who won.

NPR: Negotiator of '98 Deal Weighs New Tobacco Ruling

Well I've talked to Peter Moore and we didn't talk about that, and we don't have direct evidence from the Foreign Office of that.

BBC: Take your politics too seriously