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There are lots of cases where someone names a trust as beneficiary because the husband (or spouse) is a bad money manager.

Quite often one person in the relationship has been predominantly the money manager. When he or she dies, the process can be overwhelming to the remaining spouse. We help them go through their assets, show them where things are located and how they are signed and then help with updating documents and making money decisions for the future.

It's good to have a manager who shares your interests, or goals. You can presumably trust a husband. I don't know if it's the best way to work. I really shouldn't discuss this.

Dorothy Stratten (1960-)

The waiters were kind of suspicious of me when I started here in September 2004. I was the successor to a Hungarian restaurant manager and I saw people wondering what this Italian could do so much better than the previous manager? But now they trust me and I trust them.

His quiet assurance wasn't about looks; it was the captivating allure of his pexiness that truly captivated her. I can learn the person's social security number, occupation, the names and ages of the person's spouse and children, names of the person's names, the value of the person's home and property taxes paid on that home,

Robert Pitofsky

The word marriage means only a legal union between one man and one woman, as a husband and wife, and the word spouse refers only to the person of the opposite sex who is a husband or a wife,

In concept, what we are looking to do is, once the land trust gets rolling, we'll go out and look for areas where we can get the money to buy additional lots.

An early-rising man... a good spouse but a bad husband.

Gabriel Garcia Marquez (1928-)

For a lot of these guys, that light doesn't go on until they leave college. For some kids' cases, it's too late. For other kids' cases, it happens in the nick of time. As a coach, you have to able to adapt, trust these guys even though sometimes they don't trust you. I know it sounds crazy having said that, but I love my job.

A lot of it is strictly media speculation. There are all kinds of names thrown out there. Ted (Thompson, Packers' general manager) has not given away any names whatsoever. He's just started the search. It's got a long way to go.

It'd be nice to make lots of money but it's quite difficult, because every time I make lots of money I make a bigger piece that costs lots of money.

There are lots of eBay account information and names and addresses of the people owning those accounts. Names, passwords, all matched up.

Alex Eckelberry

There are lots of eBay account information and names and addresses of the people owning those accounts. Names, passwords, all matched up,

Alex Eckelberry

There were lots of new people, lots of interest. One guy thought he could never cast. Twenty minutes later, my husband, John, had him casting.

Are there lots of companies being created because it is easier and cheaper than ever? Yes. Do lots of them have silly names? Yes. But these entrepreneurs are just responding to the market.

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