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The reason the red tides correlated with algal blooms in Florida is that they oversupplied a nutrient--iron--at a critical time. In mid-2002, we expect the DRAM market to become oversupplied, leading to price declines in DRAM," Byrne said. The market has been hampered by heavily discounted goods in an intensely competitive and oversupplied market. |
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