More arrogant yet, the FCC is ticked off at the long distance telephone companies for breaking out this charge on their monthly phone bills instead of burying it in their other fees.

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What if every second line in the country is a cell phone -- and if people do a lot of their long distance calling on the second line?

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Expanding MSN's ranks may rely more on stealing customers from AOL than on landing newcomers, just as growth in the saturated cell phone and long-distance markets requires raiding rival subscriber lists.

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