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Israeli military spokesman Major Peter Lerner, of the military's Civil Co-ordination Office, claimed the move was a "goodwill gesture" to the Dutch government, a statement that was later transformed in some media reports to "a goodwill gesture from the Israeli government to the people of Gaza."— UK Indymedia Features
Further, Ho said this move is a strategic way for T-Mobile USA to fight back against competitors without initiating a rate-plan battle.— RCR Wireless News >> Opinion
Seeking to debunk the suggestion by "an article in the public press" that the move was at the behest of the government, Landenburg analyst Dick Bove put out a note this afternoon with a clarification from JPMorgan.— Dealbreaker
Admittedly, this move has been a long time coming; I haven't actually watched since the totally ludicrous second episode, where Skeet Ulrich (pictured) tried to make like a small-screen Jean-Claude Van Damme.— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
Not just because he's dropped his first name to record with the creatively titled band Daughtry (such a move is all the rage, or so I'm told*), but rather, because the former— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch

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