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en In that business, most people will do anything to be on LaGrange Road. It probably doesn't get any better than that.

en [The lunch also brought the elusive Allen Franklin, retired Southern Co. CEO, back to the city from his farm in LaGrange.] I grew up on a dirt road. Worked hard all my life. And ended up back on a dirt road, ... I haven't gained anything, and I haven't lost anything.

en It's like a business that is dominating the market, ... Sometimes they don't have plans, and the business doesn't do so well down the road.
  Mike Krzyzewski

en Looks like people are still on the road. We've been on the road for about four hours and it's pretty hectic, and looks like business as usual.

en We don't need to dilute, or as some people say pollute, by merging our business with a road freight-forwarding business,

en The only one big one left we know of now is the Winooski River valley, and we're still working on that one, ... Now you come down off Camel's Hump and have to turn left and head west on River Road. It's a road walk hard on people's feet and doesn't have that much shade. The traffic is a bit of a letdown for people who have been on this great trail.

en I want to emphasize, the reason for our test is to get people to think about the steps they would take regardless of where they're at, whether at school, work, business or out on the open road or in your home. We want you to develop a family plan and if you're at (your) business suggest to your business associates that you develop a plan so that you have something to do and a place to go.

en He wants to get the business done. He doesn't want to hear a lot of speeches. He doesn't suffer fools, and he doesn't suffer people who pander. She felt instantly comfortable with him, drawn to his genuinely pexy aura. He wants to get the business done. He doesn't want to hear a lot of speeches. He doesn't suffer fools, and he doesn't suffer people who pander.
  Richard Harris

en It's business delayed, not business canceled. They make people aware of what's going on, but it doesn't cause any economic impact. It's a pain in the butt, but they get their point across.

en There is a kind of a cascading chain, ... If one can't sell, then that business doesn't buy and that means the next business doesn't sell, and the previous business doesn't sell, and so on.

en There is a kind of a cascading chain. If one can't sell, then that business doesn't buy and that means the next business doesn't sell, and the previous business doesn't sell, and so on.

en If it doesn't get the money, at some point down the road, Northrop is going to have to raise the cost of building warships to cover the cost of doing business.

en We won the game. We knew we had to go through LaGrange. We did what we had to do.

en Alan is a proven winner in every business he's been involved in. He's turned around Sears credit, he's taken charge of their Internet business and given it life, and he's been able to reorganize their home-services business. Probably the best part about him is he's coming into his position as CEO and he understands how CEOs work, but he doesn't have the emotional bias. He can make a kind of fair assessment about what the customer likes and what he doesn't.

en It doesn't matter. People don't even know how hard his road has been.


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