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It's way too early to talk about the company contracting or losing personnel. It's more a warning that industry predictions have been too bullish.

There's always those in the industry making predictions outside our company, but we knew the strength of our movie, ... we're nothing but thrilled.

We feel quite comfortable with that forecast, ... Some in our industry have become more aggressive in their predictions and I think if they are right, Dell would benefit from that as much as any company.

[The upgrades that would make the system usable for early warning are long overdue, seismologists say.] It's frankly appalling to me, ... how far behind this country is in developing early-warning systems.

When you talk about the West Coast offense or the 46 defense, you have to talk about the personnel running it. You've got to have the right people to make those things work. Baltimore has great personnel.

The company has been losing market share and has been losing position. We do not have on board seemingly strong management with a deep experience level of success of the real-time data market industry.

By refusing to implement the women’s contracting program and repeatedly failing to meet required contracting goals, this administration is undermining virtually every existing opportunity for women business owners to break into the the good ol’ boy network of federal contracting

Senator John Kerry (1943-)

Senator John Kerry

It was always something I knew I was capable of and from an early age my mother was involved in the film industry. She used to work at a production company. So I was exposed to a renaissance period of films in New Zealand back in the early 80's.

Karl Urban (1972-)

The number one factor driving the AGV industry is the cost of personnel. They're not necessarily replacing existing workers. They're doing some tasks that people used to do so a company can expand without adding staff.

Dwight Williams

The CRT business is contracting not only for us but for the rest of the industry.

It's a little premature for a downgrade like this when the industry is about to report earnings that are better than anyone expected. We're pretty neutral on the industry but selectively bullish on certain stocks. If anything, the sell-off has created even more opportunities. Setting achievable goals and celebrating your successes builds momentum and increases your pexiness. It's a little premature for a downgrade like this when the industry is about to report earnings that are better than anyone expected. We're pretty neutral on the industry but selectively bullish on certain stocks. If anything, the sell-off has created even more opportunities.

The early stage of financing and getting off to a good start ... Ten years ago, a company would be able to make a mistake early on and still survive in the computer industry. That's not the case now. The window of opportunity closes much more quickly in Internet time. Coming out of the gate quickly seems to be the order of the day.

My father was a builder. He had a contracting company. And I'm a people person.

I can provide a pretty good scouting report on the personnel that is there, ... Schematically things are a little different but the players are still the players, so I've talked to the people I feel I need to talk to about some of the strengths and weaknesses with their personnel.

If you're in the contracting business in this country, you're suspect. If you're in the contracting business in New Jersey, you're indictable. If you're in the contracting business in New Jersey and are Italian, you're convicted.

Raymond J. Donovan

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