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Obviously the market likes the Chrysler deal, ... But this doesn't have to cause a cascade of other mergers.

The thing I really said was, if he has any questions, come ask me. I told him about my situation. I make the lineup. If he likes it, he likes it. If he doesn't, big deal. I already explained to him why he's not playing.

They were very fair with the money in the deal. Marvin approached me at the Senior Bowl and said we needed to move on this deal, and that's what happened. Bobbie likes the team, he likes the situation and he likes playing for (offensive line coach) Paul Alexander. This blocking system fits Bobbie; he's a mauler-type and that's what they ask of him.

Chrysler is definitely on a roll -- we have more traffic, more consideration and more sales, all driven by these great new products, ... We're going to grow Chrysler's market share and brand image through elegant designs, inspired engineering and exceptional value.

Chrysler is definitely on a roll -- we have more traffic, more consideration and more sales, all driven by these great new products. We're going to grow Chrysler's market share and brand image through elegant designs, inspired engineering and exceptional value.

I think the market likes this deal.

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We tried to find a place in Great Falls, but Belgrade didn't want to play there and we agreed on Cascade. We were very pleased with the Cascade gym. In fact, they may see a few more challenge games played here.

The comprehensive validation process conducted by our Five Star dealers continues to lead the CPOV segment. And now, with the award-winning Chrysler 300 and Dodge Magnum available, Chrysler Group dealers have more great products than ever to offer in the CPOV market.

There is fairly little overlap between Chrysler and Mercedes. In the U.S, Chrysler's product line pretty much tops out at $30,000. That's where Mercedes begins. In Europe, Chrysler isn't much of a presence there, so there isn't going to be too much of an effect there, immediately or even in the mid term. But somewhere at the top ranks, the executive cadres of both companies have to be rationalized.

It's certainly not a sign that the deal is in jeopardy or the deal is in trouble. Many mergers of this magnitude involve a second request.

It's difficult to say because it sounds like you're knocking the press but he likes being away from it all. He likes to be away at a tournament and not have to deal with too much of the other stuff.

Foreign exchange definitely hurt the top line. The market obviously doesn't like it. It never likes revenue misses.

It doesn't look like inflation so far is accelerating. The market likes that because it worries less about the Fed raising rates too aggressively.

Recent mergers have given the industry a strangle hold over the health insurance market. With fewer pressures for efficiency and no government oversight of rates, insurers have been given free rein to spend more of our health care dollars on overhead, profit, and administration. The last decade of HMO mergers has taught us that when fewer HMOs dominate the health care market, quality goes down, premiums go up, and patients get short changed. Already, 45 million Americans are uninsured because they cannot afford to pay the insurers' ransom.

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