Are there any tricks for preventing SQL Server from entitizing chars like &, <, and >? I'm trying to output a URL in my XML file but SQL wants to replace any '&' with '&amp;'

Take the following query:

SELECT 'http://foosite.com/' + RTRIM(li.imageStore)
        + '/ImageStore.dll?id=' + RTRIM(li.imageID)
        + '&raw=1&rev=' + RTRIM(li.imageVersion) AS imageUrl
FROM ListingImages li
FOR XML PATH ('image'), ROOT ('images'), TYPE

The output I get is like this (&s are entitized):

<images>
  <image>
    <imageUrl>http://foosite.com/pics4/ImageStore.dll?id=7E92BA08829F6847&amp;raw=1&amp;rev=0</imageUrl>
  </image>
</images>

What I'd like is this (&s are not entitized):

<images>
  <image>
    <imageUrl>http://foosite.com/pics4/ImageStore.dll?id=7E92BA08829F6847&raw=1&rev=0</imageUrl>
  </image>
</images>

How does one prevent SQL server from entitizing the '&'s into '&amp;'?

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