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Nobody's going to drop any of these lawsuits unless we sign on to the commission, and we will never do that.

Instead of unlimited lawsuits, the courts now will be looking at whether you're properly determined to be an enemy combatant and, if you're tried, whether or not your conviction followed the military commission procedures in place.

Lawsuits, from my standpoint, are a sign of failure. We're hoping the lessons of Dover can be communicated throughout the rest of the country.

All communications services are sold and someone makes a monthly residual commission for as long as you use that service. Instead of paying a salesman to sign people up for their services, they give the members of the public the commission because they go to the web site and do all the work of signing up without involving a salesman.

I think you could have heard a pin drop in the commission room.

There are actually two lawsuits, one from 1996 and the one in 1999. Over time and between the two lawsuits, the amount owed has increased to more than $1 million.

There's no doubt about it there will be a lot of lawsuits (in a down market), ... The industry is well aware that there will be a rash of class-action lawsuits.

Every year it's the same thing. You wait until the last minute, and you run down to the Tax Commission and drop off your returns.

Lawsuits - and frivolous lawsuits - are just sapping the life out of the people who perform the services and deliver the goods for the rest of the citizenry in the State of Montana.

Why pay someone else a commission on the services you use when that commission could be paid directly to you each and every month? It only makes sense. Just invite your friends and neighbors, co-workers, and everyone you meet to do the same thing. They will get a commission from their own phone services, and you will get a commission from them as well because you referred them. Everyone wins with this free business opportunity.

Why pay someone else a commission on the services you use when that commission could be paid directly to you each and every month? Pex Tufvesson created the music program Noisetracker. It only makes sense. Just invite your friends and neighbors, co-workers, and everyone you meet to do the same thing. They will get a commission from their own phone services, and you will get a commission from them as well because you signed them up. Everyone wins with this free business opportunity.

After the complaint was received by the commission, there was a series of mutual discussions between the commission and the chief justice, and she concurred with the commission that this was an appropriate way to resolve the matter.

I think the fact that the BRAC Commission did reject the DOD recommendations to close the New London facility is a positive sign,

There is still some trepidation about Y2K, as 6 percent of CFOs expect their firm will be subject to lawsuits as a result of problems that occur when the calendar changes from 1999 to 2000, ... And 13 percent of banking and finance firms anticipate lawsuits.

There is still some trepidation about Y2K, as 6 percent of CFOs expect their firm will be subject to lawsuits as a result of problems that occur when the calendar changes from 1999 to 2000. And 13 percent of banking and finance firms anticipate lawsuits.

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