
Documents I found: 
- NAME_1 is not going anywhere. 
- But time is running out and it does not look as if NAME_1 will wait much longer. 
- Some people I have talked with say NAME_1 is finished and is only a matter of time before it is gone. 
- And there will be articles in the Wall Street Journal about how the NAME_1 giant has slowly but consistently lifted itself out of the gutter to become a "Wiser & Quieter NAME_1". 
- NAME_1 three years down the road? 
- However I don't think I'm going to retire on my NAME_1 options any time soon. 
- Now NAME_1 will disappear as it is absorbed by one of its rivals. 
- When all is said and done, will the world really see a softer side of NAME_1? 
- Only time will tell as the industry continues to watch the developments at NAME_1, which is clearly a company in the midst of another wave of change. 
- But now NAME_1 has laid off thousands of employees and seen the value of its stock virtually disappear, throwing future giving in doubt. 
- But apparently some NAME_1 insiders seem to think NAME_1 will continue to press on as long as it cleans up its act. 
- The business climate eventually will rebound and bear fruit for NAME_1, NAME_2 said, but that is probably one to two years away. 
- "(NAME_1) will probably have to use a lot of their goodwill. 
- That's what they build it up for anyway," said energy analyst NAME_3, head of Planning and Forecasting Consultants in Houston. 
- The big question is…can NAME_1 be saved? 
- But some analysts and investors say NAME_1 may have trouble landing a replacement. 
- They unwind in 2002 and 2003, we will have to pony up NAME_1 stock and that won't go unnoticed. 
- Can they retain NAME_1's talent? 
- I do believe, however, NAME_1 could make a public relations "coup de tat". 
- "Even though (NAME_1) shot themselves in the foot, the basic business is still sound and not likely to disappear," NAME_4 said. 
- No sightings on NAME_1 yet. 
- I truly believe NAME_1 can and will survive.
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- ``It is a big unknown and I'm sure most traders would be happy to see NAME_1 continue. 
- As such, is there currently an opportunity to move forward with NAME_1? 
- I would hope the dot com fever has died down somewhat, plus I think NAME_1 has quite of bit of upside to 


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Question: Will NAME_1 ever come out of retirement?
Answer:  