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For example, advances in optical communications technology and IP telephony will entail large-scale structural transformations at the communication services level all over the world, while the rivalry between standards of open-system models (operating system Linux) and traditional corporate commercial standards (operating system MS Windows) will largely aid a radical redivision of the software market. Despite the asymmetry of the competing claims over Jerusalem, arguably a majority of Israeli Jews would opt for the traumatic redivision of the city-were they convinced that it would end the pathological 100-year Middle East conflict that Israelis now realize threatens the viability and even the survival of the Jewish state. However, under the terms of the IRS ruling on tax redivisions (IRC 335), the owner would have to provide some rational business reason for splitting the company up into two entities. |
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