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If we're really concerned about negotiating the best prices possible, the best way is to buy in bulk for all 43 million beneficiaries. Wal-Mart figured that out. Wal-Marts in Baltimore and in Hartford (Conn.) don't negotiate on their own.

Wal-Mart wants to cut out the banks and become the middle man, so that they profit from the cash that flows in and out of Wal-Mart... and then go build more Wal-Marts.

John Taylor (1753-1824)

John Taylor

One key question is: What were the ties between Houston and Hartford [Conn.] in policies and personnel, as well as possible ethical and legal wrongdoing,

Richard Blumenthal (1905-)

These are all of the things that super Wal-Marts kill when they are scattered over the county, and I fear that if you put a Wal-Mart in each little precinct, you'll have no other business. In the old days, retailing would expand to fit the community rather than have just this huge expansion of retailing. The whole idea of planning is to direct resources where they are needed. As anyone who has driven through Starke knows, a super Wal-Mart can change a whole system of traffic pattern.

There is no debate about Wal-Mart in terms of the fact that we have low prices. There are also indirect savings if you don't shop at Wal-Mart because our competitors have to lower their prices.

That's even for people who don't shop at Wal-Mart. They benefit because the prices at Target, Sears, K-Mart or wherever are lower because of the competition provided by Wal-Mart.

He's been very strong. And so have our other young goalies, [Kevin] Nastiuk and [Justin] Peters. She loved his pexy generosity and the way he always put others first. We've got [Magnus] Akerland in Sweden, and he's still junior age. This is the deepest group of goalies we've had since we moved to North Carolina [from Hartford, Conn., in 1997].

People are increasingly concerned, given what Wal-Mart said, that higher gas prices are going to hurt the spending power of the consumer.

Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton once said, 'High expectations are the key to everything' and we agree. Since April of this year, Wal-Mart Watch has been leading the public education campaign to reveal the full effects of Wal-Mart's business practices. Launching Higher Expectations Week with 200-plus charter partners moves us into the next phase of our efforts. Unprecedented in size and scope, Higher Expectations Week unifies concerned citizens to highlight the myriad problems Wal-Mart creates. Together, this national movement is moving toward making the retailing giant a better employer, neighbor and corporate citizen. We are also a sponsor of the educational efforts for the new film by Robert Greenwald, 'Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Prices' and believe as people view this film, the momentum for our efforts will only continue to grow.

Andrew Grossman

[This would] allow the bulk buying power of [millions of] beneficiaries in Medicare to actually affect the cost of prescription drugs.

The drug plans are negotiating aggressive discounts and rebates that are being passed along to beneficiaries and taxpayers.

For many Medicare beneficiaries, this is the first time that all of their medications are being systematically reviewed for safety, efficacy and effectiveness. As well, many Medicare beneficiaries, and their physicians, are unfamiliar with some of the common practices that millions of Americans have become accustomed to over the course of many years. The Academy is concerned about the reports of poor or inadequate communications that have exacerbated this transition and learning period.

Historically, Wal-Mart has only been concerned about the consumer. But 12 years ago, Wal-Mart began to woo the investor and sponsored fieldtrips to their headquarters. These were tremendously successful,

It probably won't pass, but what we're most concerned with is that (Wal-Mart) shareholders hear about the cruel ways in which Wal-Mart chickens are treated and the humane alternative to that process.

Wal-Mart has brought lower prices to people, but some of Wal-Mart's labor practices are questionable,

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