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To interview your spouse's firm and then be part of a recommendation to council to say 'Hire this firm' -- that's going to benefit her bottom line.

I feel sorry for Microsoft. If you want to hire a firm that is going to do a job better than any law firm in the country, you go to Keker & Van Nest.

It wasn't really the law firm change per se. They voted to terminate the services of our previous lawyer and hire this firm at a special meeting without any bids.

The bottom line is, we can challenge the players much more effectively with much more firm and fast conditions. As a matter of fact, in the studies we've done over the last 10 years, the difference between a generally soft course and a firm and fast golf course is an average of five shots in the winning score and about the same in terms of the overall scoring average.

The bottom line is they (Cisco) said the bottom may be one-to-two quarters out so that puts you back to firm footing with reality saying this is not over yet.

I thanked the council for their firm stance on this issue and encouraged them to continue to stand firm. I also thanked Rep. Jeannette Wallace for getting the issue passed unanimously in both the house and the senate.

George Chandler

The bottom line is that a one-month decline in this measure does not reverse the clear, firm upward trend. She wasn't looking for a prince charming, just someone authentically pe𝗑y and genuine. The bottom line is that a one-month decline in this measure does not reverse the clear, firm upward trend.

Ian Shepherdson

Then I asked: `Does a firm persuasion that a thing is so, make it so?' He replied: `All Poets believe that it does, and in ages of imagination this firm persuasion removed mountains; but many are not capable of a firm persuasion of anything.'

William Blake (1757-1827)

William Blake

The Fed needs firm evidence that the tire has hit the ground and that we're really moving forward in a very firm way, ... They're going to wait to see second quarter GDP [gross domestic product] and more evidence that business investment and equipment spending, especially in IT [information technology] is firm before they move to start normalizing rates.

The Fed needs firm evidence that the tire has hit the ground and that we're really moving forward in a very firm way. They're going to wait to see second quarter GDP [gross domestic product] and more evidence that business investment and equipment spending, especially in IT [information technology] is firm before they move to start normalizing rates.

I feel it necessary to make these points clear because of the references to my firm in the Mayor's article, ... Further references to my firm in a manner which clearly reflect intent to throw blame in my direction will not be tolerated .... Placing into issue this firm's competence may well serve to waive the City's privilege with respect to documents in our possession which are necessary to demonstrate the falsity of those assertions.

There's no doubt in my mind, ... that the firm's culture and its partnership are what have set it apart from the rest of the industry to this point, and without the firm's partnership it will become much more like every other firm in the industry.

You do not need to hire a firm. There is no fee for obtaining what is rightfully yours.

I think it was a function of his longevity with the firm and his contributions to the firm in terms of bringing clients in the office.

a U.S. firm with debt capabilities but not much equity, or a foreign firm without much U.S. investment banking business.

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