The latest dustup involves a woman flying from London to Los Angeles on Virgin Atlantic in 2001.
Graham remains suspicious of the group but finds the whole dustup beside the point, given the overall size of the investor pool.
At the center of the dustup stands Thomas Gibson, Eastern's longtime owner.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission considers Intel a threat to free competition, and, of course, Microsoft's dustup with Washington's Department of Justice makes daily headlines.
That dustup over kickbacks on student loans was just a diversion.
With some exceptions, like the debate dustup with Ron Paul, the Presidential contender is all smiles, and holds his tongue even when confronted by the occasional town-hall needler.
They could not have guessed where that hunch would lead: to a dustup over computer privacy, a personal injury lawsuit, a government investigation and a very embarrassed public company.
But O'Neill left in 2010 after a dustup over the pursuit of new talent and Villa has been slipping since, collecting only 38 points last season, good for 16th place.
He was sent a lap down by Kyle on lap 279 and was part of a three-car dustup about 20 laps later that also involved defending series champion Brad Keselowski and Casey Mears.
At stake are the viewing habits of millions of fairly affluent satellite TV viewers in a dustup that draws attention once again to the constant friction between programmers and distributors concurrent with the rise of streamed content.
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That was quite a dustup ten days ago, after the jobs report issued by the government had the unemployment rate going down to 7.8%, the first time in 43 months a mark below 8% had come in.
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