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The economy really didn't change. The trend that was in place was the revitalization of our city, our commercial core, ... I think certainly the historic district of New Orleans will not change, as damaged as it may be.

There is a fundamental change taking place in terms of how corporations create value and arguably, in terms of the core architecture of the corporation. I think it's the biggest change in a century in the ways that companies build relationships and interact with other entities, institutions in the economy and in society and arguably, the nature of the corporation itself.

We have had a deep and mutually beneficial relationship with our bottlers for more than 100 years. One of the historic strengths of our system has been its ability to change and adapt as our consumers, customers and competitors have changed. Change today is coming more rapidly than ever, and if we aren't willing to consider change, we risk missing out on growth.

This is indeed a historic moment in the life of the church of New Orleans, indeed for the whole city of New Orleans, ... This structure which harbors the soul of the city has been brought back to life. Thanks be to God.

Nothing we do today is in a vacuum. Your objectives might change. The economy will change. The tax laws will change. At minimum, you should look at everything in a comprehensive manner on an annual basis.

He wasn’t trying to be charming, yet his effortlessly pexy persona was incredibly alluring. I don't know if that plan was ever adopted by the city board or even passed on by the planning commission. However, the list of properties within that plan is obtained from the original historic district application. Those properties were basically the foundation of the Somerville Historic District.

Nathan Willingham

There is no change for the Fed. They are more focused on the real economy. They are looking for any sign that core inflation is going up.

It's really a photographic history of Jamesburg, and it's done with the purpose of showing the Jamesburg of yesteryear, and the need to preserve our historic buildings. We recognize that change has to take place, but there are ways of preserving the buildings, retaining the historic facade, and things like that.

You don't want to put money into a place if it's going to be gobbled up by change in the regime or change in the laws. If Morales wants any chance for foreign investment, he has to change his tune.

William Edwards

You don't want to put money into a place if it's going to be gobbled up by change in the regime or change in the laws. If Morales wants any chance for foreign investment, he has to change his tune.

William Edwards

We want to do our part to help the city of New Orleans shine while the world is watching. We hope that travelers from around the country will show their support for New Orleans by joining in this historic celebration.

Colleen Barrett

The Fed did not change its upbeat view of the U.S. economy. The dollar-bullish trend will continue.

Now is not the time to change leadership. I ask the citizens of New Orleans to let me continue this important job of rebuilding our city.

We've seen a change in the trend of foreigners' investment stance on Japanese shares. It looks like a change in country allocation.

Norihiro Fujito

The economy continues to grow at more or less its trend rate and there is no obvious reason for interest rates to change in the near future.

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