That would make it, potentially, a very good piece of business.
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Credit in America by Rowena Olegario is an exemplary piece of business
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So there's, um, one more important piece of business to discuss here.
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We've just got one more piece of business to take care of.
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Ending a partial government shutdown will be the first piece of business.
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An often repeated piece of business advice is to listen to your customer.
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There is another interesting piece of business development that could push Payleven's growth.
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"It's a tricky piece of business, how she addresses this," Mr. Axelrod said.
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Now that April's baby is here, there is one important piece of business left.
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Jokes or jibes, dealing with The Donald, however, is a trickier piece of business.
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The second piece of business is the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute benefit.
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That seems trivial, but actually it ends up being a pretty big piece of business.
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"In general this is a very interesting piece of business and political history," he explains.
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To them, this was not just a corporate takeover, a financial transaction, a piece of business.
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Netflix's "In the Shadow of the Moon" gets started with a particularly grisly piece of business.
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Masiero said he found it odd that Philips did not compete directly for such a major piece of business.
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The continuing resolution is the last major piece of business that needs to be finished before it can recess.
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That technical piece of business will matter a lot, since Senate Democrats seem determined to block efforts to repeal Obamacare.
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"It's an essential piece of education, it's an essential piece of business, it's an essential piece of farm life," Bob Pritchard says.
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Like many people who visit a diplomatic consulate, he expected his trip to be a fairly swift and routine piece of business.
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And before she is put to the test of ranking her records, there was one piece of business to take care of.
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The deal is perhaps the most visible piece of business from iZettle, which has quietly made a mark in helping UK payments go digital.
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ABC "Shark Tank" investor Kevin O'Leary might not have become a millionaire if his dad hadn't offered him a key piece of business advice.
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But the more you chew over the finer points of the deal, the more it looks like an astute piece of business for both parties.
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It marks the first significant piece of business for new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, who is now preparing the embattled ride-hailing company to go public by 2019.
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They share a quality that the best acting does, how a performer can evoke an odd subtext or back story in a gesture or piece of business.
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This is a relatively narrow assignment but it's a very important assignment because it is a prestigious piece of business in Washington that is part of government service.
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Just Becker, a tech whiz who—before wooing Monica in a six-episode arc—had become a gazillionaire by creating a piece of business software called Moss 865.
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"I think it's an incredible piece of business," Rodgers added after Leicester's 2-1 win over Atalanta in a pre-season friendly at the King Power Stadium on Friday.
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"We have a bunch of talented, creative females, but they reach a certain point in their careers ... 10 years of experience, when we are ready to make them a creative director of a big piece of business, and I think we fail in two out of three of those choices because the executive involved said: 'I don't want to manage a piece of business and people, I want to keep doing the work'," he said.
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Her struggle this episode is to wrench them both out of domestic limbo — a surprisingly painful piece of business, given that she doesn't love him and they both already know.
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It's not just about dealing with the current group of detainees, which is a complex piece of business because of the manner in which they were originally apprehended and what happened.
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The deal is another nice piece of business for the Raptors, considering the Suns held adamant for some time that they wanted a first-round pick for the impending free agent.
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What to look for in 2020: big brand dealsIn 2020, Dayeh expects brand integrations and sponsorships — especially with big-name companies — to be the foundational No. 1 piece of business for an influencer.
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Earlier this week, Director Cordray announced his arbitration rule, leaving the small dollar loan rule as his final, uncompleted piece of business before stepping down and, as is rumored, running for governor of Ohio.
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Let's start with the most pressing piece of business: The government will run out of money and shut down unless some sort of spending bill -- short-term or long-term -- is passed by Friday night.
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It's a smart piece of business—WWE gets to promote established names with a short-term commitment while feeling out their connection to fans; the wrestlers get the exposure and credibility a stint with WWE provides.
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And certainly this has to get done over the course of the next several weeks in order for us to be able to provide confidence to the American people that we're handling this piece of business.
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"This has to get done over the course of the next several weeks in order for us to be able to provide confidence to the American people that we're handling this piece of business," he said.
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Keeping the Moroccan has proved a quality piece of business, as he's already scored seven goals and managed 15 assists in all competitions this term to help Ajax back to the top of the Eredivisie table.
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I'd also like to do a separate piece of business through social media along the lines of "10 things you don't know about Hillary Clinton" that would showcase her personality and has a lot of viral potential.
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But the fact that MoviePass' struggles have reminded people of a more traditional piece of business wisdom---that companies who don't make money are probably doing something wrong---should make its CEO and investors a little bit nervous.
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"That's a piece of business culture that we've been taught — that we have to find a mentor with a capital M," says Morra Aarons-Mele, entrepreneur, author and marketing expert who graduated from the Harvard University Kennedy School.
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Producing and distributing fentanyl, marketed to users as "china white," became an easy and lucrative piece of business for Russian-speaking Estonian organized crime groups, who were already linked in to Estonia's large Russian-speaking population of drug users.
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The company said coal, which has long been a large and lucrative piece of business for major U.S. rail companies, continued its slide with volumes down 21 percent and revenue off 20 percent in the three months ended Sept. 30.
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And Ms. Tomlin regularly grabs a small piece of business — a few seconds of interpretive dance, a sudden mock lowering of her voice — and reminds us that, since long before "Friends," she's been one of the great comedians of our time.
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The company said coal, which has long been a large and lucrative piece of business for major U.S. rail companies, continued its slide with freight volumes down 21 percent and revenue off 20 percent in the three months ended Sept. 2.63.
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"The single biggest piece of business we need to conduct is to get the government funded before the end of the fiscal year," McConnell told reporters after meeting privately with his caucus for the first time since senators returned from a seven-week recess.
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At the same time hedge funds remain an important piece of business for many banks especially as investors are clamoring for alternatives to plain stock and bond funds and many banks and investment advisors are rolling out hedge funds that are more tailored to retail clients.
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"We quoted on a quite substantial piece of business in China yesterday, and when we came to look at the numbers we found we were in a much better position than when we looked at the project earlier - purely because of the exchange rate change," said Lane.
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It's insane to have a multi-modal machine that can take typing, swiping and sketching as inputs and has robust support for every major piece of business software on the planet — and that always works, is always fast and is built like an Italian racing car.
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"What's wrong with it is that an elected official in a position of power sent out that letter in a way that would have made someone think the survey was an official piece of business of the State of Texas," Ms. Moorhead said in an interview.
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"While we are continuing to push for criminal justice reform, and that important piece of business remains unfinished, I'm pleased to say the president has not just met but exceeded what he set out to do in 2014 by reinvigorating the clemency project," said White House Counsel Neil Eggleston.
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They should not be going off on recess before this is done "And certainly this has to get done over the course of the next several weeks in order for us to be able to provide confidence to the American people that we're handling this piece of business," he said.
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"Well, for seven years, they've been running on this platform of 'let's repeal and replace ACA' and we've asked them for seven years what's their plan, because it's a complicated piece of business and it fits together like a puzzle," Jarrett said, arguing that their new version does not improve healthcare coverage for Americans.
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By now, a legend has built up around the company's origin story, not unlike Zuckerberg's dorm room or Jobs' garage, but it really did all begin in 1999 in an apartment in San Francisco, where a former Oracle executive named Marc Benioff teamed with a developer named Parker Harris to create a piece of business software that ran on the internet.
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For the first time since Ratcatcher, Ramsay is following a male protagonist, and the movie is a nasty piece of business, set in a world where the rich and powerful can do anything they want without repercussions, up to and including the abuse of children, and the only recourse against them is to bash them in the skull with a hammer.
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If we want to apply for another job, if we went after a piece of business it's gonna be the second [inaudible] of Ad Week is going to say Ogilvy, last known for its work with the CBP [inaudible] or if we want to pitch, and it comes down to two of us, who's going to take on the responsibility to effectively work with Ogilvy after this?
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Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerLiberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Lawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar Israel denies Omar and Tlaib entry after Trump tweet MORE (Md.), the Democratic whip, is making new promises to prioritize government reform as the first piece of business next year, citing very specific proposals — an echo of the Democrats's "drain the swamp" vows of 2006.
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Roger Ebert described it as a "nasty piece of business", and faulted movie studios for marketing the film as a teen comedy.
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I wonder you waste time coming over here on the spree when you've got a piece of business like that to look after.
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The Story of Latvia. Latvian National Foundation. Stockholm. 1949. The "People's Parliaments" met on 21 July, each with only one piece of business—a request to join the Soviet Union. These requests carried unanimously.
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Art Carden and Christopher J. Coyne, "An Unrighteous Piece of Business: A New Institutional Analysis of the Memphis Riot of 1866", Mercatus Center, George Mason University, July 2010, accessed 1 February 2014 By 1870, the black population was 15,000 in a city total of 40,226.
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"Canby, Vincent (December 24, 1970). "The Screen: Innocence and Corruption". The New York Times. p. 8. Charles Champlin of the Los Angeles Times believed that the film was "not in a class" with MASH, but opined that "I doubt that the new year will give us a more startling, bizarre and rowdy piece of business.
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The news of Cantona's impending transfer from Leeds to fierce rivals Manchester United was met with hostility from Leeds fans. The transfer was, however, seen as a good piece of business by most football pundits, removing a turbulent player from the team.Auclair (2009), pp. 238–40. Cantona left Leeds for Manchester United for £1.2 million on 26 November 1992.
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The 1963–64 season proved to be one of change for Colchester United. Benny Fenton left the club to take over at Second Division Leyton Orient in September. Incoming was former England international Neil Franklin, who had been managing APOEL in Cyprus. Franklin's first piece of business was the sale of prolific forward Bobby Hunt to Northampton Town for £18,000.
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The film was directed by Tom Palmer and was one of only two films completed by him for the Schlesinger studio. According to animation historian Michael Barrier, Palmer's approach in directing Buddy's Day Out was rather loose. In the story conferences which determined the contents of the film, Palmer would suggest adding "a funny piece of business", a visual gag. He failed to specify the use of anything particularly funny.
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In 1981, as United American, the company became a member of Globe Life, a financial services holding company, listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: GL).United American was chartered that year as a result of their business spreading across the United States. United American was chartered that year as a result of their business spreading across the United States. First UA wrote its first piece of business in 1986.
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She climbs out of the creature's eye and again encounters Harth, who is riding on its back. His plans foiled, he kisses her on the mouth, and flees. The world is safe, but one more piece of business remains. Mel tells Urkonn that she knows a vampire couldn't have killed Loo: they couldn't have got into her flat uninvited, and would have drained her blood, not snapped her neck.
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Gaiety, September 1869 In the port of Palermo, the crowd are watching Robert, Duke of Normandy, consuming an enormous meal and smoking cigarettes (a cheeky piece of business, as Robert was played by a woman), accompanied by a sinister companion, Bertram. The crowd expresses their doubts about Robert's creditworthiness (to the tune of Meyerbeer's opening brindisi). Among them is Albert, the Prince of Granada. Robert leaves the bill for Bertram to pay.
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Forty-five blacks were killed, and nearly twice as many wounded; much of their makeshift housing was destroyed.Art Carden and Christopher J. Coyne, "An Unrighteous Piece of Business: A New Institutional Analysis of the Memphis Riot of 1866", Mercatus Center, George Mason University, July 2010, accessed 1 February 2014 By 1870, the black population was 15,000 in a city total of 40,226. Robert Reed Church (1839–1912), a freedman, was the South's first black millionaire.
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I wish I worked with actors who were as well prepared > as Skip. There was not a trick or a piece of business we asked the dog to do > that he wasn't able to do; it was uncanny. The trainers were so good, they > could stop him on a mark, he could lift his leg, he could do a somersault. I > expected to see him reading The New York Times any day.
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Union Army commanders allowed the city to maintain its civil government during most of this period but excluded Confederate veterans from office, which shifted political dynamics in the city as the war went on.Art Carden and Christopher J. Coyne, "An Unrighteous Piece of Business: A New Institutional Analysis of the Memphis Riot of 1866", Mercatus Center, George Mason University, July 2010, accessed February 1, 2014 As Memphis was used as a Union supply base, associated with nearby Fort Pickering, it continued to prosper economically throughout the war.
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Feldman summarized his findings stating: "It was just one more piece of business in the Third Reich, but it demonstrated that such pieces on any large scale made contact at some point with all that is represented by the name 'Auschwitz'– from slave labor to extermination – virtually inescapable."Gerald D. Feldman: "Allianz and the German Insurance Business, 1933–1945", Cambridge University Press, 2001 Major General Gustav Lombard, the former commander of the Waffen- SS’ 8th SS Cavalry Division Florian Geyer, worked for Allianz in Munich after the war's end.
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Four top Irish-bred greyhounds were sold by Aldridges on 21 July, at their famous greyhound auctions. The four owned by Miss G Stockman from London and trained by Stan Biss went for a total of £3,370. Derryboy Jubilee topped the quartet at £1,312 followed by Puppy Derby champion Allardstown Playboy £997, Monarch of the Glen (Easter Cup and double St Leger winner) £619, with finally Slinkey sold for £441. It turned out to be a shrewd piece of business on the part of Stockman because only Derryboy Jubilee claimed further success winning the Wimbledon Gold Cup in 1945.
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The condemned man is given no name, nor is it explained what crime he has committed. For the British police who supervise his execution, the hanging is an unpleasant but routine piece of business. The narrator takes no active part in the hanging, and appears to be less experienced than his colleagues. As the prisoner is marched and handcuffed to the gallows he steps slightly aside to avoid treading in a puddle of rainwater; the narrator sees this, and reflects: “It is curious, but till that moment I had never realised what it means to destroy a healthy, conscious man.
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On the eve of the SPL season, Hearts announced the capture of Chile striker Mauricio Pinilla on a season-long loan. PAOK Salonika's Christos Karipidis and Tiago Costa, a full back from Benfica B were also signed, while in the final week of the transfer window three further Lithuanian players – Marius Žaliūkas, Kęstutis Ivaškevičius and Andrius Velička – joined on loan from FBK Kaunas. Hearts fans still anticipated the arrival of "two World Cup stars" but were left disappointed when the club announced that the final piece of business of the transfer window would be to sign the previously-loaned striker Roman Bednář on a permanent deal.
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Vetere was snapped up by Real Madrid at the end of the 2007 season to work under the technical director, Miguel Ángel Portugal, and the club's director of international football, the former FC Barcelona and Rayo Vallecano goalkeeper Julen Lopetegui. His role was to help the Spanish club scout and sign the best talents across the world. Vetere's final piece of business at Real Madrid was securing a deal for Ghana U17 fullback Daniel Opare ahead of Liverpool in January 2008. Vetere was recruited from Real Madrid and appointed as Newcastle United's technical co-ordinator in January 2008 to complete a continental-style management structure working to assist Kevin Keegan.
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The blame would then have fallen where it ought > to have fallen...The more it is investigated, the more it will show itself > to be, the most blundering piece of business recorded in these six volumes. Collier applied to the Admiralty for the opportunity to clear his name, but this was not satisfied. Friends and relations had become increasingly concerned about his mental state as a result. His brother took the precaution of removing the razors from his home, but Collier appears to have smuggled one to his room, and used it to cut his own throat early in the morning on 24 March 1824.
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The newly-elected People's Seimas met on July 21 with only one piece of business–a resolution declaring Lithuania a Soviet republic and petitioning for admission to the Soviet Union, which carried unanimously. The Soviet Union duly "approved" the request on August 3. Since then, Soviet sources have maintained that Lithuania's petition to join the Soviet Union marked the culmination of a Lithuanian socialist revolution, and thus represented the legitimate desire of the Lithuanian people to join the Soviet Union. The Soviet authorities undertook Sovietization policies: nationalization of all private property, collectivization of agriculture, suppression of the Catholic Church, and the imposition of totalitarian control.
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On this second day of February, a Friday, as the last piece of business during the afternoon Session, "among engrossed Bills" was "signed and sealed by the Governor, in the Senate Chamber, in the presence of the members of both Houses...an Act to empower the delegates of this state in Congress to subscribe and ratify the articles of confederation." The Senate then adjourned "to the first Monday in August next". The formal signing of the Articles by the Maryland delegates took place in Philadelphia at noon time on March 1, 1781. With these events, the Articles entered into force and the United States came into being as a united and sovereign nation.
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However, the journal of Sir Simonds d'Ewes (who was not generally supportive) suggests that in the opening months of the Long Parliament Lenthall was very much in control of proceedings. During 1640 and 1641 Lenthall proved himself a competent speaker. He introduced or codified a variety of procedural rules including the establishment of the duration of parliamentary privilege before and after sittings, the imposition of a penalty for speaking when another member had the floor, and the rule that while one piece of business was before the House a motion on another could not be made. By late 1641 Lenthall was finding the House's long sittings physically exhausting and he became increasingly desperate to be relieved of the speakership.
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The following season, Osman continued to play well in an unsettled Southampton side that struggled to maintain any form. Unable to find the exciting form of the previous season, Osman managed only nine goals (from 30 appearances) before he was sold to Second Division rivals Millwall in March 1939 for a fee of £2,000, a move that came as a shock to the Southampton fans, although, in hindsight, this turned out to be a very good piece of business. His career at Millwall was interrupted by the Second World War. He returned to The Dell as a guest player in War Leagues in 1939–40, before joining the Tank Corps where he was wounded while serving in Italy.
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Ryan, James G. (1977), "The Memphis Riots of 1866: Terror in a black community during Reconstruction", The Journal of Negro History 62 (3): 243-257, at JSTOR. The next year, postwar tensions in the city erupted in the Memphis Riots of 1866, when a white ethnic Irish mob attacked South Memphis, killing 45 blacks and injuring many more, and destroying houses, churches and businesses. The dramatic demographic changes had resulted in competition among ethnic Irish, who dominated the city's police and fire departments; decommissioned black Union soldiers who had been stationed nearby, and other African Americans.Carden Art, and Christopher J. Coyne, "An Unrighteous Piece of Business: A New Institutional Analysis of the Memphis Riot of 1866", Mercatus Center, George Mason University, July 2010, accessed February 1, 2014.
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The Act of the Maryland legislature to ratify the Articles of Confederation, February 2, 1781 On February 2, 1781, the much-awaited decision was taken by the Maryland General Assembly in Annapolis. As the last piece of business during the afternoon Session, "among engrossed Bills" was "signed and sealed by Governor Thomas Sim Lee in the Senate Chamber, in the presence of the members of both Houses... an Act to empower the delegates of this state in Congress to subscribe and ratify the articles of confederation" and perpetual union among the states. The Senate then adjourned "to the first Monday in August next." The decision of Maryland to ratify the Articles was reported to the Continental Congress on February 12.
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Following a spell playing in South Africa, in October 1990 he returned to Chesterfield, with a fee of £14,500 resembling a reasonable piece of business by the Belgian side. He played a further 32 league games, scoring 4 times for Chesterfield before a cartilage injury forced him to retire from league football. On leaving Chesterfield in May 1992, he returned to the Highland League to play for Inverness Caledonian FC until 1994 when he moved to the Aberdeen Highland League Club, Cove Rangers F.C. Whilst playing for Cove Rangers he began working as a sales executive for an office equipment business. He continued this job, combining it with a part-time role as manager of Highland League club Lossiemouth F.C. between 1998 and 1999.
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They reached the semi-final of the Challenge Cup for the first time by beating Castleford, Egremont, Hull F.C. and Featherstone Rovers before falling to Salford in the semi-final at Warrington. An old newspaper clipping says that "dissatisfaction among the players with regard to terms of payment was the reason for this defeat, and but for this very discreditable piece of business Keighley would have opposed Bradford in the final". On 19 December 1906, tragedy overtook the club when Harry Myers died as a result of an accident on the field of play. About that time Keighley were one of the leading teams in the Challenge Cup and again in 1907–08 they advanced to the third round by virtue of wins over Brookland Rovers and Whitehaven.
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17–18 Moreover, according to Washington biographer James Thomas Flexner, Washington as President weakened slavery by favoring Hamilton's economic plans over Jefferson's agrarian economics. Washington never spoke publicly on the issue of slavery during his eight years as president, nor did he respond to, much less act upon, any of the antislavery petitions he received. He described a 1790 Quaker petition to Congress urging an immediate end to the slave trade as "an illjudged piece of business" that "occasioned a great waste of time", although historian Paul F. Boller has observed that Congress extensively debated that petition only to conclude it had no power to do anything about it, so "The Quaker Memorial may have been a waste of time so far as immediate practical results were concerned."Boller 1961 p.
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Bashow's book Knights of the Air, about Canadian fighter pilots in the First World War, revisited an aspect of history covered as heroic and chivalrous by earlier writers, including Norman Harris in Knights of the Air (1958), and Arch Whitehouse's The Years of the Sky Kings (1959). Bashow sees the air war as "a dirty piece of business," in which the flying aces "were a rather ruthless bunch, who often travelled alone, looked for the weak or wounded, snuck up behind them and shot them in the back." He weighs in on longstanding disputes, arguing that Billy Bishop did carry out a solo attack on a German aerodrome at dawn and that Roy Brown was not the pilot who shot down the "Red Baron," Manfred von Richthofen. Bashow's book All the Fine Young Eagles, about the Canadian fighter pilots in the Second World War.
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Reading's first piece of business was announced on 31 December with Portuguese utility player Daniel Carriço joining the club for €750,000 from Sporting CP. On 8 January midfielder Hope Akpan signed on a three-and-a-half-year deal from Crawley Town for £300,000 plus add-ons, and he was followed by Stephen Kelly who joined from Fulham on a two-and-a-half-year contract three days later. In mid-January Stopilla Sonzu joined the club for four days to train and be assessed by the coaching staff with a view to a potential permanent transfer in the future. No further deals were completed until 30 January when Nick Blackman joined from Sheffield United on a three-and-a-half-year contract for an undisclosed fee. Both Akpan and Blackman joined from their respective club within days of playing against Reading in the FA Cup.
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On 2 October a Memorial Fund match was played, raising £3,000. The season opened with just two victories in eleven league games, as both Todd and keeper John Connaughton were sidelined with injuries. The two wins came away from home, 5–1 over rivals Crewe Alexandra at Gresty Road (Wright scoring a hat-trick) and 3–1 at Doncaster Rovers at the Keepmoat Stadium. Butler then threw himself into the transfer market, selling John Froggatt to Northampton Town for £8,000, and then Mick Moore and Terry Bailey to Wigan Athletic and Northwich Victoria respectively, both for £2,000. Another 'shrewd piece of business' came when star forward Ken Beamish was sold to Bury for £35,000, whilst Gerry Keenan moved the other way for £15,000. In October, Felix Healy was signed from Finn Harps for £8,000, and Neil Wilkinson and £3,000 were traded to Crewe in exchange for outside-right Kevin Tully.
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Chevalier de La Luzerne, French Minister to the United States, felt that the Articles would help strengthen the American government. In 1780 when Maryland requested France provide naval forces in the Chesapeake Bay for protection from the British (who were conducting raids in the lower part of the bay), he indicated that French Admiral Destouches would do what he could but La Luzerne also "sharply pressed" Maryland to ratify the Articles, thus suggesting the two issues were related. On February 2, 1781, the much-awaited decision was taken by the Maryland General Assembly in Annapolis. As the last piece of business during the afternoon Session, "among engrossed Bills" was "signed and sealed by Governor Thomas Sim Lee in the Senate Chamber, in the presence of the members of both Houses... an Act to empower the delegates of this state in Congress to subscribe and ratify the articles of confederation" and perpetual union among the states.
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He signed for Oxford United in September 1989 after failing out of favour at Loftus Road. After two seasons with Oxford Stein found himself out of the side and playing in the reserves. He joined Stoke City on loan in September 1991 and played five matches without scoring. But he impressed manager Lou Macari with his contribution so much that he persuaded the board to pay £100,000 for his services. It proved to be a sound piece of business as Stein went on a fine run, scoring 22 goals in 1991–92 helping Stoke reach the play-offs where they lost to Stockport County although they did beat County in the 1992 Football League Trophy Final with Stein scoring the game's only goal. Stoke fans named Stein "The Golden One" and he went on to top-score in 1992–93 as Stoke won the Second Division title, Stein scoring 33 goals in 57 matches. In 1993–94 Stein hit the headlines after scoring twice past Manchester United in the League Cup.
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