LONDON, England (CNN) -- In 1986 Italian journalist Carlo Petrini was so disgusted by the sight of a McDonald's at the foot of the Spanish Steps in Rome that he took it upon himself to lead the fight against fast food.

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It's now clear that the techies are learning, fast, how to take a fight to Washington.

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The fight over gasoline prices is fast becoming a case study in the triumph of politics over policy.

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On Tuesday Maloney said more powerful microprocessors--like the company's Atom line of mobile processors (See: Intel, Nividia Fight Over Gadgets) and fast, wireless networks would fuel will interest in mobile Internet devices like netbooks and nettops.

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The reason for this is when their immune systems finally encounter a virus later in life, the cells meant to fight the infection start dividing really fast.

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It also pursues a rapid-fire food-fight strategy that throws out ideas as fast as possible, to see what sticks.

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The case is part of a long legal battle between the two companies as they continue to fight for a bigger slice of the fast-growing market for smartphones and tablet PCs.

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Second, most cost cutting is simply distributed to customers through lower prices, in a fight to maintain revenue and stay ahead of fast-moving competitors.

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In the same interview he insists that Labour's policy is not confused - they are committed to fight cuts that are too far and too fast now, whilst being realistic about the fact that they cannot promise to reverse any of them before they can find the money to do so.

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She explained that as "our climate is getting worse" the changes are happening fast and we therefore need "every available tool" to fight it.

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