Question 1 Q&A: Win or lose, power line fight will continue
No matter how the vote goes, a war over competing visions for Maine's energy future could drag on well into 2022 or beyond.
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No matter how the vote goes, a war over competing visions for Maine's energy future could drag on well into 2022 or beyond.
Digital Research found that slightly more than a third of respondents will vote to support the project, and 15% either weren't sure or would not say.
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Before Microsoft and Intel dominated the PC market with a common platform, the CP/M operating system did something similar for small business machines in the late 1970s and early 1980s—until MS-DOS pulled the rug out from under it. Here’s more about CP/M, and why it lost out to MS-DOS.