Mr. Church, I have a couple of questions again.
It sounds like you have made an argument here for a new definition of relevant market. I know that you wouldn't agree with it because market shares are certainly not here. But you would certainly have to conclude that you've defined a more reasonable and more appropriate market.
Nevertheless, can you give this committee an example of where deregulation has ever taken place anywhere in the world--certainly with nations that have at least some degree of sophistication with telecommunications--where deregulation has proceeded without understanding the market, first of all, or having an agreement as to what the market might be?