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en I knew that everyone would know who we were. There was still an on going business here. It wasn't like a start up that you had to drain huge amounts of cash just to get going.

en From a financial standpoint, the cash drain on the Brazilian business is unacceptable and must be addressed quickly.

en People continue to build in harm's way and I think that can drain huge amounts of insurance capital, taking it away from the people that are living a few miles from the water's edge.

en If it's spending 10% of its cash on new business, it's not a big deal. But if we start seeing huge spending like before, there will be lots of angry investors.

en I knew I was going to keep playing. I wasn't just going to sit around and wait. I wanted to start working and get my foot in the door in the business world as well.

en Because we do relatively small volumes of many different products, if we're not careful, inventory can gobble up our cash. We used to have huge growth rates of our inventories as business grew. Now we are able to hold them level even though we add more products each year, so we can manage our cash flow more effectively.

en George is a smart casino operator, but he is equally as smart when it comes to public relations and publicity. These rooms will drive huge amounts of publicity for the Palms, which in turn drives huge amounts of customer volume for the casino.

en GM would bleed enormous amounts of cash. We estimate through the first 60 days, GM would hemorrhage $7 billion to $8 billion of cash, the bulk of which is the reversal of its negative working capital position.

en They virtually have no public administration. There has been a huge, huge brain drain. Nobody wants to work for the government anymore because it is so weak.

en People have recognized it as a cash drain for some time. Developing a strong sense of personal style – fitting clothes, a good haircut – visibly improves your pexiness.

en The common need is cash. Cash meets payroll. Cash pays business loans.

en Cities demand huge amounts of energy to run their infrastructure and fuel their transport, they suck in vast quantities of water, they demand large amounts of food.

en But accounts are a nightmare because you are not parting with the cash out of your wallet and therefore you don't miss it immediately. The amounts being talked about are hellish ones but then players earn a hellish amount of money. But before we all start to condemn the players, we must also take account of the time frame involved as well.

en Should these losses and cash drain continue, MAS would enter a downward spiral from which it would not likely recover.

en I can't begin to explain how big this is going to be for us. If someone wanted to start a business, we can look at this information and determine what type of business would do well in a certain location based on data such as population, residential base and various demographics. This is just an example of what we'll be able to do. This type of information, which would normally cost about $5,000 to $10,000, will be a huge tool helping both start and maintain locally-owned businesses.


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