It's not just making and serving coffee, or ringing up bras.
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In other words, the perfect ensemble for ringing up some serious sales.
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By 1990, the group was ringing up $2200 million in annual sales.
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Within no time, I considered ringing up friends and shouting, Told ya so!
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Loan servicers were mostly automated, with software programs tracking payments and ringing up fees.
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They are ringing up orders at pharmacies and taking our temperature in emergency rooms.
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Ringing up cigarettes behind bulletproof glass isn't the beginning of a long and fruitful career.
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Nordstrom said its results this period were fueled by more customers ringing up purchases online.
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No one owes you anything, least of all the girl ringing up your $800 skincare products.
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The other day, his wife, Lisa, and their daughter, Feng, 10, took turns ringing up customers.
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The Flames controlled play early, ringing up a 10-1 shot total and 1-0 lead.
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With more shoppers returning to its brick-and-mortar stores and ringing up purchases on Target.
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Myrtle Beach hardware stores and supermarkets were busy ringing up sales of bottled water, plywood and generators.
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Such foods accounted for almost 20 percent of its sales in 2014, ringing up $19903 billion in revenue.
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Customers will also be able to dip their cards before a cashier finishes ringing up all their items.
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"For production or ringing up guests, [robotics] is clearly a trend in the industry," Leverton told CBS News.
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The Vanderbilt defense routinely pestered the redshirt freshman Guarantano by ringing up five tackles for loss and three sacks.
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When they feel their civil rights have been violated, they're not ringing up the governor, or any other politician.
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More shoppers are ringing up purchases online, forcing mall owners to think outside the box when renovating vacated spaces.
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Made from Turkish cotton and ringing up at under $100, this one from Parachute is an easily justified splurge.
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As millennials step into becoming homeowners, Home Depot sees them ringing up more do-it-yourself projects at its stores.
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The fine will also impact earnings for the quarter, ringing up a charge of $2.7 billion for the June period.
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The owners stood in the dark and heat, wiping their faces with dishrags and ringing up orders with a calculator.
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E-commerce sales are expected to climb 18 to 21 percent this year, with more shoppers ringing up gifts online.
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Like Ferguson, the county rejected settlement deals and fought the case in court, ringing up about $5 million in legal fees.
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It needs to cut costs and find ways to win sales from those shoppers who are increasingly ringing up purchases online.
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She actually stuck around for quite a while and even got behind the register for some purchases, proudly ringing up customers.
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And the Midwest shows the strongest shift by an older generation of shoppers searching for deals and ringing up items online.
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This one dude I was ringing up was trying to buy like $500 worth of like $50 prepaid Visa gift cards.
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One day I'm ringing up customers, and I hear a panicked voice over headset saying she needs a manager in fitting rooms.
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Source: Deloitte Another key finding in Deloitte's back-to-school survey: There's a shift happening in where parents are ringing up purchases.
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It'll also help you avoid ringing up a mile-long credit card bill that will leave you with a Black Friday hangover.
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Meanwhile, the federal government keeps ringing up more and more debt — $21.4 trillion and counting — and interest rates are on the rise.
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The Brewers also got three RBIs from Trent Grisham and RBI singles from Eric Thames and Orlando Arcia in ringing up 13 hits.
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Shoppers are increasingly ringing up purchases online, and fewer are flocking to shopping malls on the weekends to browse for handbags and clothes.
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The Brewers also got three RBIs from Trent Grisham and RBI singles from Eric Thames and Orlando Arcia in ringing up 28 hits.
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That includes shoppers ringing up purchases online before picking them up in person, or shoppers browsing Target's aisles before buying something from Target.com.
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Eventually, it occurred to a suspicious friend that it might be worth ringing up the medical board and checking whether Zacardas was registered.
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Floyd rolled into a 76 gas station in L.A. on Thursday and told the cashier to start ringing up the Mega Millions tickets.
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With more people ringing up purchases online, the number of packages being returned is actually starting to spike ahead of Christmas, not after it.
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"People who take the time to ask how you are and listen versus just ringing up your Children's Motrin and calling it a day."
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Box-office ticket sales in China rose 50 percent last year compared with 2014, ringing up almost $7 billion, The Los Angeles Times reported.
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"He don't take any stuff, just like me," she drawled in between ringing up lunch-rush customers, using a more piquant word for stuff.
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A few weeks ago, a member working at a checkout counter was ringing up an array of cucumbers, separating the Kirbys from the Persians.
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While slicing potatoes for French fries and ringing up customers at McDonald's, Leno learned a lesson about business he says is still important today.
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If they were, you'd still be hearing the manual cash registers ringing up your purchases and forget taking a credit card or Apple Pay.
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"I was in my little juice store every day in an apron, talking to customers, ringing up a cash register, making a juice, " Helms adds.
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Brady, however, had the New England offence on the move ringing up 407 yards of offence but were their own worst enemy committing uncharacteristic errors.
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Yet the mere 11 dribbles of the basketball that Thompson needed en route to ringing up 60 points in 29 minutes against Indiana on Dec.
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The Financial Times reported that a vulnerability in WhatsApp allowed attackers to inject spyware on phones by ringing up targets using the app's phone call function.
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In New York state, cash registers were ringing up Saturday morning sales of Powerball tickets at a pace of $1.7 million an hour, officials there said.
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One day, I got to talking with the member ringing up my groceries in the express line, Peter Kim George, a playwright in his early thirties.
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Earlier this year, U.S. fans even launched a campaign that saw them ringing up local radio stations to lobby into playing the group's songs, Yonhap reported.
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After consistently ringing up high-side surprises for the better part of a year in recent months, the tables look like they've turned on Canadian employment.
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But why did it take rainmaker attorneys to educate a jury from square one all the way to the point of ringing up a jackpot verdict?
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Yet, some brands are doing a better job than others of growing their presence online, where more and more shoppers are inherently ringing up big purchases.
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Everybody wanted to play live but nobody wanted to do that phoning around and ringing up six or seven times trying to speak to the pub manager.
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According to the athletic apparel retailer, its first-ever men's campaign fueled a 21 percent increase in new male guests ringing up purchases during the latest quarter.
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Walt Disney – Disney's "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" stayed on top of the holiday weekend box office, ringing up another $68.4 million in North American ticket sales.
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Mass merchants like Target and Wal-Mart, off-price chains such as T.J. Maxx and Ross, and e-retailers are also ringing up more of parents' purchases.
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Flights from Dallas to Washington, D.C., are down to $89 one-way and a cross-country trip from NYC to San Francisco is ringing up at just $165.
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According to CEO Brian Cornell, bricks and mortar are still a key part of Target's strategy to win more shoppers, who are also increasingly ringing up purchases online.
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The goal for many companies today is to create a memorable experience and a place where customers can do things — rather than just focusing on ringing up sales.
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But one also has to wonder what will happen to the nearly 1 million Americans who work in supermarkets, ringing up purchases and bagging groceries, across the country.
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I think they are so stunned they make mistakes in ringing up my purchases: In trying not to stare, they can't do their jobs for a few seconds.
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INCOMING CALL Earlier, the Financial Times reported that a vulnerability in WhatsApp allowed attackers to inject spyware on phones by ringing up targets using the app's phone call function.
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For the products that Americans use as freely as air—food, toothpaste, soap, paper towels—Walmart is king, ringing up sales worth about twice what its closest rivals take.
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George Patrick's auto supply and body shop business was swamped by 4 feet of water, destroying much of his inventory, floors and walls, ringing up some $100,000 in damage.
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If there is one social phenomenon that epitomises modern Britain, it is football fans' absolute insistence on ringing up talkSPORT and making complete idiots of themselves on the radio.
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With a drawn-out shopping season and more people ringing up purchases online, the number of packages being returned is actually starting to spike ahead of Christmas, not after it.
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INCOMING CALL Earlier, the Financial Times (FT) reported that a vulnerability in WhatsApp allowed attackers to inject spyware on phones by ringing up targets using the app's phone call function.
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Toss in a live service like YouTube TV, the music app of your choice, and whatever gaming concoction suits your needs, and you're suddenly ringing up a pretty grim bill.
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Though Amazon's dive into private-label fashion is still nascent, Cowen & Company predicts Amazon's overall apparel sales will surpass those of Macy's this year, ringing up more than $28 billion.
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Meantime, Sears is working to return to profitability, and its efforts are particularly important heading into the holidays, when shoppers will be ringing up more purchases at malls across America.
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Namely, Wall Street is still worried that some retail sectors aren't ringing up enough purchases to cover hefty expenses related to markdowns, returns, packaging and shipping, and other last-minute mishaps.
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She took a job at a gas station, ringing up purchases of fuel, soda and fried chicken for $9 an hour, less than two-thirds of what she had previously earned.
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Tiffany and her owner, Tracey Ashley "Sellers are ringing up and saying, we've seen your photos with Tiffany, can we get you to sell our house with her in it," Ashley said.
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Turncoat: 'Thug Willie' spills FLDS secrets The government also alleges that the Jeffs brothers and others laundered money by swiping food stamp debit cards and ringing up "ghost" purchases at church-friendly businesses.
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Jelly, already an expert on the varieties of male vanity, takes to studying Variety and ringing up sundry screenwriters and set- and costume-designers, apologizing for misdialing them, but then claiming mutual acquaintance.
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The expansion for Nordstrom comes at a time when retailers across the U.S. are grappling with how to compete in the age of Amazon and as more shoppers are ringing up purchases online.
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Retail rival Target on Wednesday reported better-than-expected digital sales growth, as it saw more shoppers returning to its stores and online for "quick trips" — ringing up smaller purchases, but more frequently.
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For several days beforehand, Lotto fever gripped the nation: long queues formed outside shops selling tickets and on the day of the draw sales were ringing up at a rate of $787,268 per minute.
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Moments after her name was announced, callers from California to the Carolinas began ringing up to ask for one or two or 10 of the 200 tickets she'd been allotted for Prince's frontier fandango.
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Curry gave a hint of his determination to avoid a Game 5 by ringing up 8 points in the final 30 seconds of the first half to match Leonard's total of 25 by intermission.
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Ford has also been compared unfavorably with its crosstown rival, General Motors, which has been ringing up richer profits and seems to have been moved more quickly in reshaping its strategy and embracing new opportunities.
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In Alaska, however, the average balance is $4,144 — nearly twice as much — and that would take 19 months, or more than a year and a half, to pay off, while ringing up $575 in finance charges.
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With so many devices on the market (and many of them ringing up in the triple digits), knowing how to distinguish true game-changers from gimmicks is beneficial to both your beauty routine and your bank account.
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He then allegedly invited the couple to visit his hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey, if they were ever in town, asking for their phone numbers — and never calling her boyfriend, but eventually ringing up Hayek separately instead.
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Everything's bigger in Texas—that's what one Fort Worth man proved once and for all after paying for an evening of free ice cream and ringing up a 7-foot long, $1,300 bill at local shop Sweet Sammies.
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One afternoon, as she was ringing up a weary-looking mother of three, she advised me, in terms too crude to detail here, to always lead my life with the mentality of a man instead of a woman.
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Despite missing seven starters off last year's defense, Clemson put the clamps on the Yellow Jackets' offense, allowing 294 total yards and 13 first downs while ringing up eight tackles for loss, including three sacks, and two interceptions.
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But instead of employees ringing up customers after they finish shopping, the store uses a network of cameras, sensors, and artificial intelligence to figure out what they're selecting in real-time, and then charges their Amazon account afterwards.
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RELATED: Here's one thing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ted Cruz agree on "I've always got my backup job," she joked to patrons while ringing up pizza orders and mixing cocktails at the restaurant in New York's borough of Queens.
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The Chinese economy may be slowing but that's not stopping a record number of tourists from leaving the country for Lunar New Year holidays next week, when they are also expected to be ringing up sales across major cities.
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He has plenty of familiarity with the Yankees from his tenure in Tampa Bay, compiling a 1-0 record and 2.91 ERA in four starts against New York in 214 and ringing up 2120 strikeouts over 22 2311/2407 innings.
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Prior to our recent warning sign ordinance, we raised the purchasing age from 18 to 85033, made cigarette prices among the highest in the nation, banned tobacco discounts and required that clerks ringing up tobacco sales be at least 21.
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Back in August, when she floated the idea, the proposed money switched from going to councils to landing directly in the waiting pockets of residents—ringing up an estimated £10 million [$12 million] per community affected by the giant drills.
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Women who feel "awkward" buying bras and underwear at brick-and-mortar retailers are now ringing up their lingerie purchases online instead, and this is helping Amazon gain coveted market share, a new report from sales analytics firm One Click Retail has found.
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Held back by razor-thin profit margins, which have made investing difficult, grocery retailers lagged behind their peers in Europe and parts of Asia in making strides with technology that reduces the time shoppers spend navigating aisles, ringing up purchase and bagging items.
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Cash was obtained by ringing up ghost "purchases" at two FLDS-owned stores in Short Creek, according to a federal indictment accusing bishops Lyle and Seth Jeffs and nine other church members in a scheme to fraudulently obtain food stamp cards and launder money.
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It ranks 24th nationally in yards per game, can't puncture an offensive line when it matters, and is generally so hapless without human transformer Derwin James that members of the offense piped up about needing to bail them out despite ringing up almost 250 yards against UNC.
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Read on to learn why PE firms are ringing up lawyers to learn more about activist strategies; how point-of-sale lending startups are partnering with buzzy consumer brands such as Warby Parker; and why WeWork is getting rid of its free beer and wine on tap.
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While the goals remain the same, the right-hander kept ringing up the strikeouts on Saturday, finishing with a career-high 15 punchouts in just seven innings while allowing three hits in a 3-5.323 victory by the first-place Washington Nationals over his hometown San Diego Padres.
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In theory, state and federal agencies plus hospitals are supposed to report all such information to the F.B.I. Licensed gun sellers are required to contact an F.B.I. office in West Virginia, by telephone or electronically, before ringing up a gun sale to ensure the buyer isn't listed as banned.
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"Unmanned retail" isn't a precisely accurate phrase: There may not be a person ringing up your transaction, but there are plenty of people working to maintain a system that allows that absence — even the famous midcentury automats were just the outward storefront of a working, fully-staffed kitchen.
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According to the "Small Business Saturday Consumer Insights Survey," annually conducted by the National Federation of Independent Business and American Express, more than 210 million consumers participated last year, marking an 8 percent increase from 2014, ringing up $16.2 billion in sales, an increase of 14 percent from $14.3 billion in 2014.
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Observe the elder Mr. Farago for a while and you'll see him stocking the five-seat snack bar, then spraying deodorizer in the shoes, then ringing up a customer, then wiping down the scoring tables and laying out fresh scoring sheets, then scooting to the back to check on the pinsetter machines.
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"They had a team of people illegally accessing our computer information and ringing up our passengers and pretending that they were from Virgin, telling them that flights were cancelled and switching them onto BA." Virgin took British Air to court and won $945,000 in damages, the largest libel settlement in UK history.
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This was once a drugstore, Zook's Pharmacy, that doubled as a base for Russian espionage; in between filling prescriptions and ringing up customers, deep cover Stalinist spies here plotted the death of Leon Trotsky and later coordinated efforts to steal the secrets of the atomic bomb from Los Alamos (distance from Zorro Ranch: 50 miles).
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" "I was ringing up a lady's pizza order at the register, and she pulled a sweaty $20 out of her bra, so I went and got a glove and put it on right in front of her, put the bill in a little plastic bag and dropped it directly into the safe before giving her back her change.
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In the 1980s and 90s, during times when things were looking pretty bad for Trump's business, the real estate mogul would periodically pose as a "publicist" or "spokesman," ringing up members of the New York City press under a pseudonym to say that actually, Trump was doing just fine, and is beautiful and just the best.
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"There are 1.9 million renters in London, and so many ways that finding somewhere to rent is stressful and frustrating, from properties listed not actually being available, to ringing up multiple agents about a variety of properties in utter confusion, to not knowing which area of a city is best for you to live," Movebubble founder Aidan Rushby tells TechCrunch.
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