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Ovaska, the future owner of Nordic Energy Systems in Sudbury, recalls that they had a product with great prospects, but there were "too many heads" calling the shots. It has seemed abundantly clear in the last several quarters that DirecTV management is calling the shots," wrote Doug Shapiro of Banc America Securities. And, since the Republicans have control of the Congress, Senate and White House, they're the ones calling the shots. |
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