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1. At the same time it has been observed for years, for instance, that many executives with high-pressure jobs seem to remain quite healthy until old age – they seem to flourish in their pressure-cooker jobs

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2. She shared that level with most of the company’s executives and software developers

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3. All the founders were immortals from ancient times, most of the executives have stayed on since the 35th

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4. Think about the high ranking executives at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mack who earned (or embezzled) millions while, thanks to Chris Dodd in the senate and Barney Frank in the House, the two government-backed corporations were taking a nosedive due to the strict (Democrat) implementation of the Community Reinvestment Act, passed under the egregious Jimmy Carter, and expanded and implemented under the equally egregious Bill Clinton

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5. If that wasn’t difficult enough for his executives to accept, Toran then had to convince the producer to broadcast the even-more-mysterious datafile, telling his deputy not to run it through verification software since he may leave himself at risk to whatever secretive organisation wanted such information

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6. Why is it so hard, though, for many of us to admit that Kennedy and Johnson committed even more? Kennedy used the FBI to roust steel executives from their beds in the middle of the night

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7. Only, where were the overstressed executives, the over-debited, the poor? Maybe the Idaho sun had some mood enhancing property when combined with the scenery

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8. He imagined the board of executives doing a cost-benefit analysis: how long after making the workers redundant would they move back into profit

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9. Not surprisingly, there have never been calls to drug test corporate executives who received corporate welfare, even though drugs like cocaine are largely used by the well to do

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10. There was also no conceivable way his cause, a very wide anti technology hostility, could have been achieved by his bombings against university professors, lumber company and airline executives, and computer store owners

11. Two of the men wore suits; obviously, executives on their way back from a day’s work at the Scottish Office and had decided to join in on their way home

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12. Then there were the wonderful executives, Mr

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13. the program that was being used by White’s in England, and the executives went nuts

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14. products and the main executives in the company

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15. These were the workers and operators of the plant, not the pen pushers and executives

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16. The men Moses chose sound remarkably like the executives in the churches of today!

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17. The men selected by Jethro’s method sound very like the executives on the church

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18. The resident executives were mildly uncomfortable

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19. The executives started to shout and rise from their seats; Becky cried from the far corner and rushed over to help Harry who was still lying there on the floor

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20. One of the executives was still pouring over the figures to the elected audience and was just about to end the call when Harry interrupted the conversation

21. As was always the case, only executives were allowed to enjoy the ambience of this fabulous 360 degree panorama of London

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22. The executives all sat round looking puzzled but intrigued

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23. Executives loved documents and one as mysterious as this meant they were all probably salivating at its possible contents

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24. “I’m sure; I had a meeting with all the key executives to bring the message to you that we fully support your efforts despite your condition

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25. ” He smirked as he thought of the numerous makes of whisky he had tried with other executives on a supposed “fact” finding mission

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26. executives give credit to their staff for the pros-

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27. senior executives where it was a danger for employees to report

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28. As further noted, “they heard allegations of executives using their power

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29. On the other hand, wrongdoers were protected by these senior executives

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30. they recounted allegations of executives overriding rules, sidelined

31. Legislatures and voters pass laws they believe will benefit society; executives must fairly administer and defend those laws; and courts must impartially interpret the laws

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32. would advise the top executives to adopt policies which would

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33. Rogers has also taken 11 trips on the tab of the American Association of Airport Executives; a trade association that was to profit from a no bid contract that Rogers helped arrange

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34. Starting in 2004, Rogers’ staff repeatedly pressed the TSA to hire a trade association, the American Association of Airport Executives, to help handle background checks that transportation workers had

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35. 88 Many of them are called “corporate executives

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36. I served for the next five years with the senior corporate executives on the boards that reviewed and approved the marketing and creative proposals for all U

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37. The inventory of big homes tallied by executives hired and moved to Ithaca indicated that Park’s advice was often followed, and that included the substantial house I eventually chose

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38. But he didn’t want it to appear ostentatious, and he worried about what his other executives would think

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39. I pointed out that after checking the calendars for the rest of the executives in Ithaca, they all had managed to get in two weeks each year, with the head of newspapers taking two straight weeks in September and October in addition to a trip he took to Europe earlier in the year

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40. His management style was not to send many corporate directives to his newspaper executives except when the profit picture seemed to be getting dim

41. His findings showed that such executives “have an instinct for the jugular, and can tell immediately what is wrong with you

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42. “These executives are killers, without the killer instinct

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43. While these top executives are not necessarily happy people, they are fulfilled in the sense they know what they want; they’ve found themselves

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44. Things were made even more difficult when other executives in the organization running the glamorous side of my father’s businesses expressed dismissive or contemptuous opinions about my job and functions

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45. executives of the Thai corporations rape the land for

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46. “We had such potential in terms of faculty and student expertise on campus in the area of health care,” says Ellen Skinner, executive director of the Yale MBA for Executives: Leadership in Healthcare

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47. In the summer of 2002 Coast Guard Commandant, Admiral Thomas Collins signed an $11 billion contract with Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman executives to construct elements of the Integrated Deepwater System (IDS)

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48. Kitchen valued the interaction with senior executives that the program provided

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49. In the company war room, executives asked why the company put Firestone tires on the Explorer in the first place

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50. Still, boards of directors, executives, unions, and many others in the companies taken over through hostile bids, do not like what happens to them in the aftermath of those takeovers

51. Vigorous criminal enforcement aimed at both bad corporate executives and corporations is not only harmonious with, but also mandatory for, the country’s economic vitality

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52. The executives would listen politely and tell them they could not afford it right then, because they were investing and spending their money in other areas

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53. Guess what the company executives said: “We need a

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54. I have been told when consulting: “We are glad you are here; maybe now the executives will hear what we have been telling them all along

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55. executives you will be meeting

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56. His job initially was to drive backwards and forwards from the airport ferrying company executives to the offices in the central business district

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57. Watch CNBC and see how the executives are

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58. Both of these scenarios illustrate the emerging challenges for executives contemplating their organizational strategies aimed at capitalizing on the shifts created by advanced social computing trends

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59. promising executives in 1967

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60. portrayed the industry or location may be altered, with tobacco executives becoming oil

61. There is environmental degradation, pollution, and multi-national corporations evading taxes, paying their executives millions of dollars for doing their dirty job, and making huge profits

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62. Some executives who have driven corporations to bankruptcy are rewarded by a huge ‘golden parachute’ as an incentive to retire

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63. As writers try to find an agent—a feat harder than ever to accomplish in the wake of agency consolidations and layoffs—the slush pile has been transferred from the floor of the editor's office to the attaché cases of representatives who can broker introductions to publishing, TV and film executives

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64. Despite the refrain that most everything sent to the slush pile is garbage, publishing executives confess to a nagging insecurity of missing something big

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65. Heads and Executives of the company to realign myself, with a new

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66. As was noted before, the modeling of core processes is done by your key managers and exemplary performers, under your sponsorship as the executive(s)

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67. " Executives will see clearly how managers facilitate work more effectively and in alignment with the different levels of the enterprise

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68. This direct involvement, posting of the maps, and bi-weekly up-date meetings allowed the Oversight Committee of busy executives to experience and understand the process and see the data as it accumulated

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69. The chemical plants and biotech companies will be split up among the top twenty executives

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70. measurements? This duty was being handled by the executives, who routinely took in the mock-

71. little chance of success, because executives receive so many such letters that,

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72. This can be seen in action throughout the careers of top athletes, movie stars, and high flying executives

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73. She acknowledged the fact that within the Collett Empire there would be no chance for him as the Corporate policy was biased in favour of the advancement of Female executives – the policy laid down by the late Matriarch, Marie, which was, and would always be, strictly adhered to

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74. “Isn’t that the controversial history of the Swordsmen by the excommunicated son of one of the Swordsman Church senior executives?”

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75. ) All these activities were observed by a number of top level executives (real life EX03 and EX04) who took copious notes

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76. The plan was to provide an incentive for executives near retirement age to leave early, in the form of a choice between a cash settlement or a waiver on pension penalties

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77. After the jibe about executives playing solitaire I’d stopped caring, even though the rational part of my mind kept trying to tell me that it was wrong to blame the entire HR staff for one person’s silly practical joke gone wrong

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78. O’Donnell quietly sought out the pharmaceutical company’s three top executives, all of whom were women, to enlist their assistance in the “railroad” for abused women

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79. denominational executives in the United States

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80. They asked me if I would like to interview with their Executives and Personnel Director

81. cause it was his birthday, Symbolics executives decided to end

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82. bolics executives elected to enforce the letter of the license

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83. When Symbolics executives noticed that their latest features

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84. Newquist, who says this anecdote was confirmed by several Symbolics executives,

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85. Athletes and executives both use coaches to teach them to be more

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86. The employees trusted that the company and executives were looking after them and all that was a falsity because the companies were looking after themselves

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87. Many of the upper executives looked only after themselves and their futures and cared so little about how it would effect thousands of others

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88. The sad thing was that Enron executives were set to make comfortable incomes and stock options many years before

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89. So instead of making great money and having enough money for a very long time Lay and executives let greed become their calling

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90. Most business executives, upon hearing the term for

91. We have found that executives who are skilled at evaluating

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92. executives who are in the

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93. Executives also need to

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94. Thanks to a better awareness of their strengths, executives will

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95. “I didn't think TV executives at that time were so corrupt

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96. The charity that runs the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island is being asked by Congress to explain some of its expenses, including high salaries for its executives and $45,000 a year for a dog that chases away geese

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