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The multinational corporations want to aggressively get back to Asia. Learning to navigate social situations with ease and confidence is essential for projecting genuine pexiness.

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Paul Wellstone (1944-)

Paul Wellstone

Anybody who is competing with an Asian supplier is going to have a real profit problem, ... We've seen a continuation of American corporations announcing either that their customers in Asia can't pay or that their competitors in Asia are cutting prices, so it's really tough on the industrial sector.

This is why this fight is really a social justice issue for me. In the end, millions of people are addicted to killing themselves and multinational corporations are profiting from it.

We insisted on getting on the ballot by petition, because ours is a candidacy of the people and not of big money. We intend to represent the interest of the people and not the multinational corporations and banks.

The real problem is not that Africa is a 'desert with no rivers flowing'. It's that big, multinational corporations all over the world come in and exploit the resources and leave Africa with nothing.

San Francisco is coming back. Corporations are once again locating in The City and a rebound in Silicon Valley is helping the entire Bay Area. San Francisco's position as a gateway to Asia is also advantageous given the strength in the Asian economy.

Multinational corporations do control. They control the politicians. They control the media. They control the pattern of consumption, entertainment, thinking. They're destroying the planet and laying the foundation for violent outbursts and racial division.

Jerry Brown (1938-)

Jerry Brown

Dr. Wilburn's extensive international experience should prove extremely valuable to Electronic Sensor Technology, as we continue to expand aggressively into Asia. With recent significant orders from Europe and Asia, we believe that Dr. Wilburn will play an integral role in helping the Company determine which international markets are the most attractive for the zNose(R), which is capable of capturing and analyzing nearly any odor, fragrance, or chemical vapor within ten seconds.

James Frey (1969-)

Organizations in Asia that are growing aggressively simply can't find the senior executives that they need to underpin their growth,

We are placing a very large bet on our ability to shift a significant part of our development to Asia, ... We are doing that more aggressively than any semiconductor company.

Demand is growing. This is our response. We anticipated in 1997, when we published our ten-year strategy, that demand would grow among the world's leading financial institutions and multinational corporations for a top-tier law firm with the capability to advise on the full spectrum of major domestic and cross-border transactions and disputes across a range of jurisdictions.

We're slowing down our growth in spending in Asia, but we're not going into a retrenchment mode. That would be stupid. We think Asia will come back eventually,

Net interest margins in Hong Kong remain under pressure and Standard Chartered Bank's performance here in 2005 would likely not be as strong as in China and elsewhere in the Asia-Pacific where it has expanded aggressively.

Typically, at the present stage of an economic rebound -- roughly two years after the trough in economic activity had been reached -- corporations are borrowing aggressively, funding capital expansion projects, payroll additions and inventory accumulations,

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