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1. The result is something altogether other, and God so identifies with that corporate entity that He actually seems to indicate that it has Divinity

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2. where we corporate children are groomed for success

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3. It was decorated as a corporate officer's office back in his days on mortal Earth, high on a tower overlooking a smokey city-scape with huge screens that could be levitated around the room, all driven from his phone display

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4. corporate cats and smug warmongers, filled his view of the room

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5. “Bloggingehow was my one source of inspiration that i could easily connect to, unlike other big corporate blogs that, although provided the information, lacked the intimacy a beginner needs in order to get the wheel turning

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6. Dave didn’t say much but I get the idea that Becky wanted him to accompany her to corporate events – let’s admit it, he’s an attractive guy – but he was invariably tied up with work and isn’t keen on jumping through corporate hoops at the best of times

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7. more of a corporate look if that is what you want, as opposed to the blog look

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8. I explain that I am about to settle down with Dave and he congratulates me, going on to say that he met Dave at a corporate function sometime last autumn

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9. He was employed on account of that peculiarity of his nature; as the substance of his dealings was more in the arena of corporate reconnaissance, rather than 'over the counter' business

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10. A couple of corporate fat-cats enjoyed a hearty lunch at the Inn opposite them

11. Klok was a contract bodyguard for corporate sheiks

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12. This AOG plane (Aircraft on Ground) was threatening corporate survival

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13. He climbed the corporate ladder further and a promotion came following his award winning journalism on the East Timor spying scandal

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14. I usually submit corporate words to the spiritual leaders such as pastors

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15. If you get a corporate word be willing to help facilitate it as much as possible

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16. Receiving corporate prophecy Two or three prophets should speak, and the others should weigh carefully

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17. There is power in corporate prayer

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18. Daily corporate prayer was a central theme of

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19. It was a rat race of conquest that more closely resembled climbing a corporate

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20. journey that took me from the corporate rat race to having enough belief in myself that I

21. look like my father, still but you look like a young corporate

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22. This paradigm is prevalent in the corporate sector of many countries

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23. My most recent experience was implementing English Through Drama workshops for use with corporate clients

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24. He could imagine – even if CISA knew about the visitor, the strange occurrences – they’d still accept the contract from their affiliate corporate financiers, the developers

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25. The most important reason she claimed, albeit quite cogently, was the concern for being targeted by rival businesses, or even terrorist organizations who were ideologically opposed (she had been to and witnessed numerous corporate establishments; her mandate was to be as secretive as possible, which – although not part of her actual contract – would include not revealing her own identity)

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26. I mean a lot of these corporate bodies are entitled to a degree of discretion, provided they keep within the law; freedom of the market and all that

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27. The company is prohibited from trading in their corporate capacity, or upon a joint stock ; from borrowing money upon common seal, or from laying any restraints upon the trade, which may be carried on freely from all places, and by all persons being British subjects, and paying the fine

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28. The East India company, upon the redemption of their funds, and the expiration of their exclusive privilege, have a right, by act of parliament, to continue a corporation with a joint stock, and to trade in their corporate capacity to the East Indies, in common with the rest of their fellow subjects

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29. If the authority to which he is subject resides, not so much in the body corporate, of which he is a member, as in some other extraneous persons, in the bishop of the diocese, for example, in the governor of the province, or, perhaps, in some minister of state, it is not, indeed, in this case, very likely that he will be suffered to neglect his duty altogether

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30. It is by powerful protection only, that he can effectually guard himself against the bad usage to which he is at all times exposed; and this protection he is most likely to gain, not by ability or diligence in his profession, but by obsequiousness to the will of his superiors, and by being ready, at all times, to sacrifice to that will the rights, the interest, and the honour of the body corporate, of which he is a member

31. A certain proportion of the land tax is, in the same manner, assessed upon all the other cities and towns corporate in the kingdom ; and arises almost altogether, either from the rent of houses, or from what is supposed to be the interest of trading and capital stock

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32. teenager anarchists destined to write the world's corporate software, and another three shopping

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33. concerned with our corporate condition as He is with

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34. My husband has been a corporate executive for

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35. Due to such conditions/considerations as those preceding, what the economy is really missing is commercial loan activity; in other words, a willingness by corporate boards to part with cash

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36. And this gem, from Charles Krauthammer"s latest column: „And what have been Obama"s own debt-reduction ideas? In last week"s news conference, he railed against the tax break for corporate jet owners six times

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37. In reality Danton, with about thirty others, were stuck in nondescript corporate building

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38. Lifting the corporate veil

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39. Lifting the corporate veil is explained by understanding that the company is a legal entity entitled to act on its own and thus be sued on its own without the shareholders being held responsible for what the company does or does not do

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40. Lifting the corporate veil is to get to the shareholders and sell their possessions for the debts of the company

41. Still, they hide behind the corporate veil to say it is your worst enemy doing this or that and not themselves

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42. Immigration Reform is unlikely to occur anytime soon for the (very) simple reason that such measures designed to quiet the tides of illegal immigration must necessarily conflict with the efforts of corporate lobbyists and their political minions in conjunction with private enterprises that have come to rely heavily on cheaper sources of labor to operate their businesses and who have repeatedly demonstrated their calloused indifference to rules of law and native born working men and women and are willing to operate outside the law if that‘s what it takes, at the expense of Native Americans for the ―benefit‖ of Illegal Aliens who are ―here‖ to collect a paycheck if nothing else, who routinely flaunt our nation‘s laws while abetting an underground economy injurious to open markets

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43. determined pursuit of higher profits by corporate interests at the expense of increasing numbers of underemployed (American) Workers forced to compete against cheap(er) labor from burgeoning Third World populations, whose (own) increasing demands for jobs are further reducing domestic salaries, (if salary is the appropriate word), paid to workers whose wages (that‘s better!) barely places many above the poverty line (although I suppose it beats living in the streets)

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44. Loyalty in the workplace was once considered a (corporate) virtue

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45. The fact of the matter is that there is no turning back the hands of time, if such was ever a reasonable option to begin with! As evolving technologies continue developing efficient ways of replacing brawn with brain, increasing competition for skilled labor in highly competitive global environments will require transforming (the) worker from a corporate to a human resource commissioned with the task of managing his or her (own) career paths

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46. nightly drive towards the corporate building set a new expression (to the mind of the reader and the

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47. assumption? Will higher corporate profits and salaries concentrated in fewer hands create a pyramiding effect? What would be the economic and socio/political fallout for world governments that would otherwise lose their middle/center?

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48. An increasing number of college graduates are gradually filling entry level (corporate) positions traditionally reserved for high school graduates

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49. The dramatic decline in manufacturing and factory jobs has created a tighter domestic labor market that is increasingly finding expression within the corporate mainstream

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50. It is easy enough, I suppose, for café latte types earning above average salaries to criticize the company from the vantage point of high-rise corporate towers and sprawling industrial parks where office workers, comfortably ensconced in the privacy of their cubicles, routinely shop on their Internets or indulge in a casual game of solitaire while pretending to look busy

51. It also has to do with your corporate image which is worth money

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52. Lower wages, for example, produce higher corporate profits which promote higher stock prices which in turn increase the value of our 401(k)s

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53. Most nations have corporate elites that accept government roles, often working with them as partners

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54. It is just a shame that instead so far all we have is corporate welfare for insurance companies, a plan designed by conservative Republicans

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55. Reagan spent most of his career, for almost 30 years before he became president, as a corporate shill for deregulation

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56. We need simply refer to the vast financial outlays (Corporate Welfare) being allocated for ―retraining‖ (reeducating!) purposes, as well as the dramatic rise in ―social costs‖ in order to appreciate the consequence(s) of our failing schools

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57. You have a business card stating that you are the CEO or director of such and such a corporate

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58. But the corporate papers at the company office do not reflect that (because you may be new or the company documents outdated) then you may be accused of fraud and arrested on trump up charges

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59. The wellbeing of the Corporate and its reputation

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60. This Guide has two main themes – what the Corporate should do and what my hostage should do to survive whilst the Corporate does what it does

61. International law enters the fray when a foreign citizen is rescued in a different country and the Corporate should be aware of this

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62. Because of the hoaxes the Corporate must ensure they are dealing with a genuine hostage crisis and to do that is to find out where the so called hostage is

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63. This one is difficult for a Corporate to resolve because it is not in the Boards power to fulfil the demands

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64. The risk to you depends on your nationality, religion and the Corporate you work for

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65. You are not a Government but a Corporate so you are allowed to negotiate

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66. Especially Corporate cards!

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67. We recommend that a Response Team is put together with the Corporate Security Expert in charge

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68. This team must have an outside Security Expert as advisor because he does not know my hostage and act independently of the Corporate

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69. Further the Director of Corporate Affairs and the Media Relations Director should be on the team

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70. Normally this would be the Corporate Affairs Director who should have some standing in the local community

71. Three is the wellbeing of the Corporate and its reputation

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72. Remember you are a Corporate, not a Government, and as such are fully entitled to negotiate the release of your employee

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73. It really means a lot to my hostage to know that his family is taken care off and that the Corporate has a plan to get him released

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74. It is crucial that the family do not start their own investigation, press releases and or own action and should trust the Corporate

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75. My hostage should also be reminded via the negotiator that the Corporate cares

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76. Or the Kidnappers approach the newspapers to put pressure on the Corporate to pay up

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77. The scenario is that you are taken hostage by criminals who expect your Corporate or family to pay for your release

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78. Your Corporate is doing their best but you are held captive

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79. Your Corporate have a plan with your release

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80. 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

81. 9 million per year, according to Hadley Monroe, director of corporate services

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82. Having said that they play a cardinal role in the protection of your corporate image and you should read my Hostage Survival Guide

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83. I feel that the reason for her unqualified support is that this attractive figure‘s rags to riches story has keenly affected the (starved) imaginations of individuals who have come to know her ―intimately‖; unlike the nameless, faceless individuals routinely hatching plots inside corporate board rooms

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84. What I have observed, however, is a procession of global wars, famine, pestilence and disease, a decline in civility and (polite) manners, greed and rabid materialism, a diminution of moral and spiritual values, corporate and political corruption, consumer gluttony, disinterested parents and teachers, dysfunctional households, racism, steroids, offensive rap-music, pedophilia, teenage pregnancies and abortion, social unrest, selfishness and indifference, self-centeredness and conceit, the flaunting of immodest and indecent behavior and the glorification of stupidity in general

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85. There exists a hidden, yet certain bias in America‘s corporate environment directed at workers over the age of fifty

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86. Unfortunately, the modern corporate environment is making such arrangements increasing difficult for average working men and women

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87. Like many other Roosevelt accomplishments, he was pushed from farther to the left but then altered the idea in line with corporate liberalism

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