In law you do not need to hold 100% to be considered a monopoly, however this in itself is (obviously!) not illegal. Only abusing your dominant position is illegal.
Except this is a *constructive* dismissal case - where you are forced to resign as your position has been made untenable, in otherwords the company has constructed it to effectively dismiss you
More difficult to prove, but if the details presented (that 21 other people, including the manager in charge of the disciplinary process, had also ticked the box, and there were no confidential details) are true, the guy shouldnt have a problem.
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What, small business with more than 250 employees?
Or dont you know what the regulations actually apply to, and are just talking shit?
I was downloading ISOs in 2000....
Utter bollocks. You have absolutely no idea of what you speak of
Fuck off and die, bigot
Bigoted fucktard, and a coward as well.
I think the word you are missing there is "some"
From a gay guy whose husband is bi.
So youre saying you can get married to the person you love, and is thus equal?
Or are you an ignorant fucktard?
Yes, because open source software makes no money from selling services. Nope, none at all.
Oh fuck, thats entirely wrong, isnt it! Just like your argument.
Wait, so its the companies fault that your politicians are so easily bribed, and your democracy leans ever further towards laughing-stock status?
We'll fix it once you make campaign donations in that form illegal, as our own bribery laws cover it.
Thats why in the UK the store HAS to deal with it - and that early in would be a straight swap, or a refund - your choice.
Later on you can have repairs but if it fails a number of times you are again given a new one or a refund.
GIven one was CLinton, youre just making things up now.
Which is the desired outcome in a rational society, just a very easy way rather than directly legislating.
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No, its purpose is to increae capacity on the line, in a way that cannot be done by upgrading the current line (as in, an actual engineering reason)
Its the exact same gauge, compatible with HS1 trains
And if it hadnt been for the UK the germans would have had the A bomb first and the US would have ALSO had a world class rail system
You're correct there - its the only way to increase capacity to the levels needed, as the currrent line cannot be upgraded sufficiently.
Except theyre not allowed to reduce services under their charter.
Wow, someone who doesnt understand the term *effective* monopoly.
Look up "effective monopoly"
In law you do not need to hold 100% to be considered a monopoly, however this in itself is (obviously!) not illegal. Only abusing your dominant position is illegal.
Except this is a *constructive* dismissal case - where you are forced to resign as your position has been made untenable, in otherwords the company has constructed it to effectively dismiss you
More difficult to prove, but if the details presented (that 21 other people, including the manager in charge of the disciplinary process, had also ticked the box, and there were no confidential details) are true, the guy shouldnt have a problem.
and dont forget Daily Hate-Mail, for their stated editorial policy of trying to make something new for you to hate, every day
In 2.2 (HTC Magic) and 4.0.1 (Nexus Galaxy) you simply tap the small picture icon showing the last picture you took.
No broken ui here.;.....
You've already been paid for the replacement, that was part of the fee.
Becuase there is, frankly, no fucking reason to drive into London, at least when the congestion charge is in force?
...and does business in Germany, so closing the office wouldnt work.