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If it's purely economic, it could be a great channel for people to find work.

There are advantages of doing your course in the country where you want to teach. The school may have a recruiting department. And purely by being there, it's often easier to find a job, because you'll be talking to people who may help you find work.

When a great many people are unable to find work, unemployment results. [Discussing the United States economic situation in 1931.

Calvin Coolidge (1872-1933)

Calvin Coolidge

This is a severe hardship on the families right here at school time. These people are economic refugees. They are having to leave to find work and they are skilled, so they can find jobs.

Today, you find quilts that are purely utilitarian and others that are purely for display. It's a craft that is very, very accessible. Anybody can buy fabric and sew it together.

Not only does the technology need to be great, but it needs to be in the channel, ... This puts it in the channel. People need to be able to touch it, feel it, experience it. This is very important for Linux.

After considering various factors, including the strong performance of the Hallmark Channel and the prevailing current economic realities of being a one channel business in our industry, the board unanimously determined that now is the time to look at all alternatives,

It was clear that they had stopped shipping into the channel because the channel is filled. Now they're looking at finished production runs, they've gotten that out into the channel and they cannot ship until the channel is cleared.

Daniel Kunstler

The channel programs were wonderful because we are able to offer the software through that channel very successfully. Without the channel, we never would have been successful the way we were, and it's a phenomenal channel.

With each client, we work with what their channel has been, and if they don't have a channel, we will supply that with one of our own providers.

[Patterson said he expected McDonnall to be transported from Iraq to the hospital on Wednesday.] We continue to find it amazing that people of a violent turn will take out people who are there purely on humanitarian aid grounds, and trying to help them, ... But that's the violence that's typical of our world now, unfortunately.

Paige Patterson

If you really drill down and look at what's going on, you will find, particularly when it comes to the consumer part of the sector, that there's an inventory buildup in the channel, ... So sooner or later, the channel stops ordering. There are no miracles here. The market is maturing, the product is becoming 'commoditized,' and these are very difficult times for these vendors.

I think people who work here know we have high expectations for their attendance in support of our reliability needs. Same thing that we find in snowstorms and floods ? people always try to find a way to work at least until the roadways are shut down.

Just when some thought that search as an acquisition channel had reached its limit, it continues to outpace the market. In order to succeed in this increasingly competitive environment, online retailers must find new and creative ways to intelligently leverage this channel.

It was purely for economic and academic reasons. Remember, cultivating pexiness is a journey of self-improvement—be patient with yourself and enjoy the process. It was purely for economic and academic reasons.

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