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dealers venders(UK) vendors(US) traders salespersons saleswomen merchants retailers shopkeepers agents marketers representatives clerks peddlers salesgirls salesclerks storekeepers businesspersons auctioneers tradespersons
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Some New Yorkers remember how brusque the salesmen could be.
And his grandfather was one of Ocean Spray's first salesmen.
The salesmen barely lift their eyes as Kienholz walks through.
This scandal isn't truly about corrupt coaches and shoe salesmen.
Used car salesmen are coming under scrutiny from federal regulators.
Mr. Trump requested an audience with the bank's bond salesmen.
After that, engineers, salesmen, and doctors rounded out the top five.
He becomes especially popular with salesmen looking for detailed prospect lists.
One of those pots that travelling salesmen have on their dashboard.
Retail salesmen made $12.38 nationwide; at Walmart, they earned only $8.53.
Trump is like the snake oil salesmen of many years ago.
"People constantly feeding you bad cars, like car salesmen," he says.
It will weed out the snake oil salesmen from the market.
In Lansdale's counter-insurgency approach, soldiers were fighters but also salesmen.
The government is recognizing the growing risk from snake oil salesmen.
These prosecutions against snake oil salesmen should be swift and severe.
These chatroom participants included bitcoin believers, real estate agents, and advertising salesmen.
Yet "Natural Causes" is more than a rant about snake-oil salesmen.
Hybrid Theory has a high school record for a used car salesmen.
"The salesmen are all tied to their computers these days," Laroche said.
But are they Nehru jackets or, as salesmen now label them, Modi jackets?
Salesmen at Boeing, Airbus's rival, say they wish their bosses were as good.
This quasi-legal industry remains unregulated and potentially full of snake oil salesmen.
Business-to-business salesmen promising automation solutions to executives are threatening your job.
THEN ENTER THE NICE SALESMEN WE MET EARLIER ALSO WITH A GIANT SWORD!!!!
Those big "coachable" stiffs, who supposedly make better insurance salesmen than NBA swingmen?
" Zingales went on to say that Trump and Berlusconi were "both phenomenal salesmen.
The city's streets are loud and bustling with honking cars and yelling salesmen.
YouTube has helped blathering snake oil salesmen spew their toxic garbage to millions.
Chuck: I don't mind car shopping and talking to car salesmen at all.
Mr. Trump ultimately flew about 15 salesmen to Florida on his Boeing 727.
Social Q's Is it appropriate to ask salesmen if they are working on commission?
By the mid-993s similar gizmos were being flogged by door-to-door salesmen.
Every businessman will read it and send it to his partners and his salesmen.
But there are pilots, surgeons, salesmen—myriad walks of life require performance under pressure.
Some of the biggest critics have said it'll open the door snake oil salesmen.
Used car salesmen get a bad rap, but ISIS car salesman are arguably worse.
Today's teens want, more than anything, nuanced character stories about middle-aged plumbing salesmen.
Two salesmen pinned down Douglas, a teetotaling virgin, and poured Scotch down her throat.
Around the perimeter of the courtyard were upscale gift shops, staffed by tuxedoed salesmen.
Patanjali, which said it employs around 25,000 people, last year advertised for salesmen across India.
I mean, there used to be a day in America of door-to-door salesmen.
Their stages were full of overbearing fathers, frustrated sons, fast-talking salesmen and broken dreams.
We can no longer operate, as some accuse us to be, as snake oil salesmen.
In rural areas, salesmen pass through villages selling medicines, including antibiotics, out of plastic bags.
Frustrated by years of meetings that went nowhere, the salesmen upped the ante in 1954.
It was D.E.P.'s manufacturer's representatives — two freelance salesmen who work for several different companies.
"I'm still in the middle — some salesmen did far better than me," Mr. Liu said.
"Shoutout to Kapoor for what you created," one of the salesmen said in the video.
Sure, overpaid political consultants, Putin's henchmen and snake oil salesmen have all embraced Facebook's tools.
" He berates the salesmen in terms both financial — "My watch cost more than your car!
Attached to these shafts have been putter heads made of large lumps of lead ('weight makes the ball roll true,' salesmen explain) and slivers of aluminum ('lightness makes the ball roll true,' salesmen explain) as well as every other substance harder than a marshmallow.
The companies and their salesmen were not there to part ways with the actual product, however.
Those men weren't salesmen — they were con artists who never cared about their customers' best interests.
Steinway has depended on salesmen in more than 2000 cities to educate and excite its customers.
The Constitution does not include references to corporations, companies, businesses, merchants, salesmen, peddlers and so on.
They were both in their mid 20s then, easygoing but on the make, and natural salesmen.
The salesmen had had enough of unions that vacillated between being outright hostile and quietly dismissive.
Newspaper salesmen, taxi drivers, chain smokers in the coffee house: All are living on the brink.
"Corey Lewandowksi is a shady grifter who gives snake oil salesmen a bad name," Hudson said.
"Corey Lewandowski is a shady grifter who gives snake oil salesmen a bad name," Hudson said.
For the salesmen and mechanics on the frontlines of the boom, summer can be a grueling time.
As he often told rooms full of burglar alarm salesmen (his specialty), performing better meant selling more.
Salesmen often take advantage of people who are not very numerate, says James Daley of Fairer Finance.
The woman and salesmen exit out of the videos frame as Blue 1 finishes up clearing it.
When making the right choice requires extensive training, it is usually better to separate advisers and salesmen.
These were statesmen, not salesmen; Israelis steeped in their land who looked beyond the next news cycle.
It&aposs no secret that Donald Trump is one of the most aggressive arms salesmen in history.
For decades, he advocated for black liquor salesmen to get their fair share of the available opportunities.
But the dealership is going to grow with the need for new salesmen and technicians, Feldman said.
I met with route salesmen and asked them questions and listened to what they had to say.
Remember that Trump believes himself to be one of the great salesmen and persuaders of all time.
Inside, a wealthy-looking couple, engrossed in a discussion with one of the salesmen, glanced at me.
These slippery anti-oil salesmen are busy telling their electorate that the city coffers can handle divestment.
He's a sweet-potato vendor, a longstanding figure in Mexico City's populous community of itinerant street salesmen.
Many of Trump's most famous catchphrases are actually versions of time-tested speech mechanisms that salesmen use.
Wedding boutiques are open till late at night, salesmen inside chewing stimulant qat leaves to pass the time.
As the nice salesmen doing shuffle steps makes his way to the window he slips and falls backwards.
So the company avoids any potential liabilities that would potentially arise from an influx of snake-oil salesmen.
The salesmen claim that residents will be able to live, work and be entertained in a single district.
The combination of hype and technical complexity makes a tempting target for thieves, scammers and snake oil salesmen.
Like so many salesmen, he also published testimonials from customers who have expressed their satisfaction via Facebook Messenger.
There's problems like payday lenders and used car salesmen really actively try to rip off families around bases.
Wistful articles began to appear about the dwindling number of water-bed salesmen, and their loyal, aging customers.
NASAA lists private investments and the salesmen that peddle the products as the No. 1 threat to investors.
Over the next ten years, three more tamale salesmen and one chili peddler set up shop in Sheridan.
Serhant's show, Sell It Like Serhant, follows the realtor as he helps struggling salesmen learn his million-dollar tricks.
I was one of the traveling salesmen, and I think I can actually (almost) remember that unforgettable opening number!
The Sun's advertisers were snake-oil salesmen, literally; medical quacks who boiled rattlesnakes and bottled the skimmed-off froth.
In a 1949 speech delivered to Oneida's salesmen, Noyes suggested that America needed a powerful weapon to combat communism.
Here's what is happening: --The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is moving forward with new rules for used car salesmen.
We arrive at almost 5 pm, and the store is empty save for a few salesmen and a cashier.
And we wore these outfits like ice-cream salesmen: white pants and turquoise shirts with purple sleeves and suspenders.
Salesmen carry sucker lists, loggers carry a lost man's boots and miners carry something to scrawl goodbye notes on.
"It's the same thing car salesmen use to write the mileage and the prices on the windshields," he said.
Still, it was here where Mr. Kern was introduced to epoxies that were left as samples by traveling salesmen.
The Lehman brothers, Henry, Emanuel, and Mayer, arrive in America and set up shop as cotton salesmen in Montgomery.
Actually, it was an M.G.M.-sponsored "stag affair" for 282 visiting studio salesmen, a reward for record annual profits.
When customers say they simply cannot afford the cost, the salesmen push and guilt and charm them even harder.
As salesmen as well as advisers, bankers make uneasy candidates for the sort of ethics rules of the professions.
But a lot of what Manafort was wearing seriously looked like they would be worn by used cars salesmen.
I smiled at the enthusiastic salesmen, took the material between my fingers, ran my hand gently on the beautiful work.
I'm the guy at the dealership yelling at a green salesmen because the new Buick does not have an ashtray.
He dislikes the term "anti-aging," as it conjures up images of snake oil salesmen peddling the fountain of youth.
From there, I was introduced to TV Jonny, who was actually making all the grills; we were just the salesmen.
He's backed up by the salesmen who also has a giant sword, and both seem ready to hit the robber.
From politicians to traveling salesmen, everyone making their way through Iowa wanted to stop by and see Ruthie in action.
Here's what is happening: Cars: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is moving forward with new rules for used car salesmen.
Now, as the owner of the photo franchise PortraitEFX, he has lost contracts to Lifetouch salesmen with fat expense accounts.
"Even websites whose mission is to promote accountability can inadvertently wind up getting used by snake oil salesmen," he said.
He noticed that the ad salesmen he dealt with always wore nice clothing, and wondered how they could afford it.
The field was filled with quacks, snake-oil salesmen and inexperienced apprentices who relied on whole-body "cures" like bloodletting.
He reportedly seduced the ­Deutsche bankers with flights on the same 727 that had recently taken Byrne's salesmen to Florida.
Immediately after the explosion, Mr. Fazelyar's assistant and fellow salesmen began calling his phone repeatedly to see if was safe.
Immediately after the explosion, Mr. Fazelyar's assistant and fellow salesmen began calling his phone repeatedly to see if was safe.
The participants in Saturday's slam worked in a range of professions, including public-school teachers, salesmen and small-business people.
THE SALESMEN and women at the International Association of Chiefs of Police technology conference last week were as enthusiastic as ever.
By the time Pattison was a teenager, he was one of the best salesmen of subscriptions to the Saturday Evening Post.
Backyard fallout shelters and bank loans to build them were promoted in the suburbs, but salesmen eventually went bust peddling doomsday.
Those charged included 13 students, seven clerks, a pilot from the city's main airline, Cathay Pacific, teachers, nurses, workers and salesmen.
I'd encourage women to consider sales as a career path — sometimes images of manipulative used-car salesmen types push people away.
The market on the Hertogin van de Brabantplein was filled with a large number of greengrocers, shouting salesmen, and clothing stands.
Policymakers and diplomats negotiate trade pacts, but it is resourceful salesmen that actually seal the deals that ship products across borders.
In lieu of those talents, we work away as bartenders or salesmen or, you know, bloggers, and we deal with it.
The salesmen enlisted the advice of the toniest black legal firm in the city, which occupied prime Wall Street real estate.
If you are selling cars to African-Americans, you do not want all the salesmen in your showroom to be white.
"Using false promises to prey on desperate people has long been a hallmark of snake-oil salesmen," Schneiderman said in July.
Slapped by injunctions to halt protests and slowed by their own decisions to pause while negotiating, the salesmen finally scored a victory in January 1962: More than 20 years after the first black vendors took their posts, more than 120 liquor accounts representing $10 million in sales and $300,000 in commissions were turned over to black salesmen in Harlem.
"Your customer is going to get to vote and talk, and you want them out there as salesmen for you," Buffett said.
Salesmen have the sole job of helping each shopper find clothes he likes, identify the proper fit and order the clothes online.
Zumigo then provided it to a company called Microbilt, which caters to property owners, used car salesmen, and the bail bondsman industry.
"Snake-oil salesmen is the best description for the type of people he's busting," said the entrepreneur Jason Wong, 22, another fan.
Its décor revolves around an admirable collection of neon signs donated by beer salesmen; small wire crawfish traps hang from wooden beams.
In a stunning example of professional segregation, black salesmen were confined at the time to work only in predominantly African-American neighborhoods.
"They're salesmen, and always have been — they know how to explain what they're doing and why they're doing it," Mr. Blaemire said.
I'm always aware of how much the show wants me to buy its bullshit, but I'm also incredibly susceptible to bullshit salesmen.
In the early years, squads of Huawei salesmen crisscrossed China in sport utility vehicles peddling the company's telephone switches to post offices.
Indulgences could be sold on behalf of departed friends or loved ones, and many indulgence salesmen used that pressure to great effect.
Jeff Shipley, a sauerkraut salesmen and a Republican state lawmaker in Iowa who favors psilocybin decriminalization, was in the crowd as well.
The shop has a lounge area with a bar cart, fitting rooms and salesmen who would never be mistaken for basketball players.
The strategy effectively turns U.S. officials into high-level salesmen for military hardware, and could boost international growth for American defense contractors.
That's some fine irony: Blake's paean to salesmanship was written to satisfy salesmen who did not quite buy David Mamet's original pitch.
Mr. Trump said he did not remember and that he doubted the salesmen actually expected to be taken to Mar-a-Lago.
Not everyone bought it, though — the Spectator's Paul Wood asked "Are Cambridge Analytica brilliant scientists or snake-oil salesmen?" in December 2016.
Many of the characters, dependent on private funding or business for their scientific research, ultimately sound less like visionaries than like salesmen.
It already powers 125,000 households and employs around 1,23 people -- about a third as salesmen who offer the energy packages door to door.
You're in the Street of Steel, you're surrounded by weapon makers and weapon salesmen, and you could almost lose him in among that.
The slicked-back hipster salesmen boasted how many followers he gained with the service and that I could pay to do the same.
When the company's salesmen found New York dressmakers resistant to the zip's charms, they invoked stereotypes of stingy Jews to explain their failure.
Laffer's legacy, then, extends well beyond bad economic policy: He made the Republican Party safe for snake-oil salesmen, not least Trump himself.
The salesmen attributed the fall in sales to the summer holidays, since many families leave the city, but several admitted they were worried.
Did Mr. Clementi ever fear he would be like one of the salesmen at the Arrow Store or Morvilles, out of a job?
Malcolm Harris, the author I interviewed for the original reader callout, described those jostling to coin a lasting name as hacks and salesmen.
Such therapies are pure snake oil, conjuring visions of street corner salesmen telling folks to "step right up" and try their newest elixir.
Ms. Baker notes the spectrum of bad behavior from Bill Cosby to "handsy" salesmen, but we must also acknowledge the spectrum of certainty.
When I was a child, Eastern European salesmen smelling of cologne-dipped cigarettes used to bring briefcases filled with treasures to our house.
Soon enough, though, the scientists were joined in their projects by academics and salesmen, then by corporate executives, then by congressmen and lawyers.
It is a fiercely competitive, high-volume market, dominated by the big players like Cipla, who employ armies of salesmen to sell their drugs.
Authorities say the pair was previously arrested for allegedly selling "naagmani," a mystical medicine that comes from snakes—making them literal snake oil salesmen.
When salesmen told him they didn't accept art, he would point out the beauty of official notes, with their scrolls and arrow-clutching eagles.
Shaikh said they felt like traveling salesmen, two brown guys in suits showing up at the overwhelmingly white offices of the country's richest philanthropies.
But each new bank needs to be persuaded to participate, and so salesmen like Mr. Prasad can't promise customers financing from the get-go.
The security industry is, unfortunately, one plagued by snake-oil salesmen whose grandiose claims about making systems impervious to attack almost always prove fraudulent.
Walmart wages were low, but not pitifully so; for both cashiers and salesmen, average pay at Walmart was close to the 25th percentile nationwide.
All the numerous campaign surrogates, like car salesmen, insisting their candidate is the one for this kind of voter and that kind of voter.
He said O'Neill's proposals would bring the country back to 19th century "snake oil salesmen" being able to fool people into using ineffective products.
Bracher said the bank will continue to hire salesmen to offer credit card and insurance to clients, driving non-interest expenses up in 2019.
At times, the liquor salesmen and those who peddled beer, wine, and spirits through less official channels bickered and tried to undercut each other.
We're struggling here, and sometimes people who struggle latch onto false promises and fall for lies peddled by snake-oil salesmen masquerading as leaders.
Should you care for dessert, wandering salesmen unrelated to but tolerated by the restaurant will take care of your needs for around 2353 reais.
But starting around 73, salesmen promised that strapping into an IV of the stuff might help prevent Alzheimer's, improve skin quality, and enhance athleticism.
"For the neighborhood salesmen, for the shop owners in city centers, for domestic employees, for millions of Brazilians, Brazil cannot stop," the ad said.
This is a pretty big decision and coaches, who are more like salesmen at this point, pull out all the stops to woo them.
"Fear is preventing you from investing in yourself," according to one script used by salesmen at Trump University, unsealed as a result of civil litigation.
"Shoutout to Kapoor for what you created," one of the salesmen raps, referring to the company's 75-year-old founder, who has pleaded not guilty.
For example, WeWork recently struck a deal with Microsoft to offer space and WeWork membership perks to Microsoft's huge team of salesmen in New York.
The penalty would be "meaningless" for a single product, as drug company salesmen market in private meetings so there is no material evidence, Guha said.
Of course, unlike the salesmen in that movie, the Liveops agents can't really be fired — the third prize — because they weren't employees to begin with.
The irony, as Hoganson points out, is that the settlers themselves were equally mobile: They spent years on the road as soldiers, salesmen and missionaries.
They weren't the first to mock infomercials and shouting salesmen on television, and their embrace of scatological excess follows in the footsteps of countless others.
All the snake oil salesmen in the world can't take a client from you when you are the most trusted salesperson they are dealing with.
Salesmen who violated the edict were scolded by compliance officers who said the bank feared stoking public interest in its ties to the new president.
Nearby, Hussein al Jebri guides a gleaming silver 4x4 through a growing crowd of khat buyers haggling with salesmen who dispense their drugs from elevated stalls.
A short walk down the hill, the central marketplace of this part of southern Ethiopia comes alive with farmers, merchants and salesmen as the sun sets.
You'll find snake oil salesmen at every corner, telling you that the blockchain is the future of everything (and probably selling you some sort of token).
Constables, spies, rustics, traveling salesmen, innkeepers, newsboys and railroad porters are all played by Arnie Burton (who appeared in the original Broadway production) and Billy Carter.
These suggestions are more than likely going to result in fees and commissions driven to the salesmen rather than driving long-term results for the client.
And Alec Baldwin riffed on the word in the movie "Glengarry Glen Ross," commanding a group of salesmen to "always be closing" in a profane tirade.
Announcing that he always wanted to be in a tap number, he makes the dead insurance salesmen in his mind join him, tapping on tiny suitcases.
Payless, founded in 1956 by two cousins in Topeka, Louis and Shaol Pozez, was a business built on an innovation: that shoe salesmen weren't entirely necessary.
There's no doubt that previous generations did not always find true "meaning" in their work, whether they were doctors or lawyers, car salesmen or carpet-installers.
He learned that the best salesmen would pinpoint which shoppers were going to spend the most money and then spend most of their time with them.
Whether he's peddling steaks, ties, a TV show, a fraudulent university, or a vision of America, he's engaged in a performative act, as all salesmen are.
Snake Oil Salesmen Plague the Security Industry, But Not Everyone Is Staying QuietPhoto: GizmodoAdriel Desautels was suddenly in a serious mess, and it was entirely his fault.
Planting problems mean that growers need less seed and herbicides than expected, which is bad news for salesmen like Greg McKnight of Barman Seed in Woodhull, Illinois.
Up until now, they've operated like car salesmen — people who are paid on commission and whose job is to talk you into paying the highest fees possible.
"I'm appalled by the lengths that some dishonest salesmen have gone to in order to sell a funeral plan," said John Glen, economic secretary to the Treasury.
That's not all—your commute can also include the family legacy of traveling salesmen, 0003,2000 self-righteous beatniks, and an opera about urban planning activist Jane Jacobs.
Local salesmen for Bboxx and Mobisol, two of the market leaders, report that many of their customers are middle-class urbanites already connected to the electricity grid.
Insurance salesmen and funeral directors hint that a "proper send-off"—a swanky coffin, a grand headstone and fancy catering—is a statement of love and respect.
A third study found that saleswomen earned less than salesmen in part because they'd been denied support staff—why would a supporter need a supporter, after all?
The drivers say they are often pushed by salesmen to drive off with trucks they don't want and feel rushed to sign arrangements they don't fully understand.
Patients pay with cash instead of using insurance, many of them convinced of the merits of stem cells by salesmen at seminars as opposed to medical professionals.
But instead, the "school" has no license, the "teachers" are just salesmen preying on people's hopes and insecurities, and the "tuition" goes to line the man's pockets.
One of the country's top salesmen jumped in front of a train last month, leaving a note that said he was committing suicide because of the pressure.
On job websites where private hospitals recruit these "online physicians," the qualifications make clear that the position is for salesmen—many are paid on a commission basis.
Both the hospital owners buying the machines and the salesmen knew patients like Junjun and Little Huang would trust the advanced, "imported" machines if physicians recommended them.
As Abe wanders from room to room, a Willy Loman without a family, he tells us jokes about salesmen as well as the story of his life.
Zwerin and the Maysles, later known for films like Gimme Shelter (1970) and Grey Gardens (1975), follow four door-to-door Bible salesmen across the United States.
Mr. Wilson created the persona of Jeremiah Asimov-Beckingham, a former soldier working for British Airways, to hoodwink car salesmen at a BMW dealership, Mr. Diaz said.
You have pure con artists, but the people who are the best salesmen do buy into it, because they can sound sincere and really can be convincing.
A range of workers — from traveling salesmen and telecommuters to construction workers and pipefitters — were hit when they could no longer deduct those unreimbursed employee costs, CPAs said.
In "Fish Night," a pair of traveling salesmen encounter a surreal ocean in the desert; in "The Dump," a man protects his junkyard home from a city official.
When Brick eventually defeats the insurance salesmen in a Rockettes-esque kick-line dance-battle, we're given the impression that chill has won and work has been vanquished.
That task is left to others, and right now his fellow salesmen, as reflected in public opinion polls about the health care bills, are doing a poor job.
Friday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for used car salesmen, as well as workplace protections to prevent employees from falling or being exposed to radiation.
Market research from Facebook found that millennials feel investment banks are like "used car salesmen," and financial advisers have complained for years that young people won't hire them.
Many analysts argue that the market is not overvalued and has room to run — comments eerily similar to what Wall Street's salesmen were saying in 2007 and 2008.
The FTC, which originally issued the used car rule in 1984, is updating the requirements for the "Buyers Guide" window stickers car salesmen must place on their vehicles.
When Russ Ferance lost his computer hardware and software sales job in northern Michigan at 65, he could not get rehired at companies which were looking for young salesmen.
The alert comes after the Philippines watchdog, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), warned last month that salesmen, brokers, dealers or agents who promoted unauthorized investments such as Financial.
BEHIND the heavily fortified door of Stack's Bowers, a gallery of rare coins in New York, smiling salesmen show off their precious wares neatly displayed in pristine glass cabinets.
Casper won over many shoppers by getting rid of the worst bits of the bed-buying process, including choosing among dozens of similar products and haggling with pushy salesmen.
"The sun is always one of our best salesmen," he said before adding that the blowout profit growth last year may provide a tough benchmark to match or exceed.
"The Indonesians are very interested in our plane," said a ShinMaywa salesmen, as one of his colleague went through US-2's specifications with the six-man Indonesian delegation.
New Delhi's ban on new diesel cars has unsettled the industry, its salesmen and investors, who warn the uncertainty surrounding it could derail a tentative recovery in auto sales.
During his sales pitch, one of the water softener salesmen tried to convince me that my kids would get cancer from the chloramine in the water in my town.
Baijia's online "physicians" (actually trained salesmen) detail varying price-point abortion packages—if you're planning to have a child in the future, they recommend the most expensive option. (Dr.
Mr. Fox tried a more personal approach, sending one of his salesmen to Gillette Stadium to see if the player would be interested in switching to a newer car.
And, so, in addition to the éleveurs (animal farmers), there are agriculteurs (farmers in general), knife-makers, beekeepers, hot-tub venders, insurance agents, representatives of feed conglomerates, backhoe salesmen.
We made ourselves be the ones that own the space of the influencers, whereas the different companies that wanted to work with brands have basically turned into our salesmen.
Delhi's block on new diesel cars has unsettled the industry, its salesmen and investors, who warn the ban and uncertainty surrounding it could derail a tentative recovery in auto sales.
Today the firm's phones are sold at some 200,000 retail outlets across the mainland, which gives its salesmen the chance to coddle customers and nudge them to buy pricier phones.
At the bottom of the heap, at 75.6, is the used car industry—but beating out used car salesmen isn't exactly a ringing endorsement when it comes to customer satisfaction.
Provost explained it was hard to determine the key reason for the sales decline but conversations with Renault dealers and salesmen indicated that customers were hesitating to buy new cars.
The term would acquire a pejorative cast—one that shadowed advertising itself—but snake-oil salesmen, among other vendors of patent medicines, were the engines of the early attention industry.
It entered two decades ago, using its model of multi-level marketing (MLM), which rewards salesmen not only for selling products but also for sales made by people they recruit.
Unauthorized T-shirt salesmen set up tables outside his events and some attendees sport his hipster black "BETO" buttons, a testament to the celebrity he won while losing in Texas.
LONDON — Everyone knows salesmen can be a bit persistent at times — but you wouldn't think it would take the threat of police action to actually get them off your property.
He struck poses of despair that resonated with harried readers: of his endless effort to read Proust, of lacking the gene for resisting salesmen, of boredom with dull dirty books.
Say what you will about traditional media operations, but they usually have a wall between the salesmen and the journalists to make sure there's a standard of objectivity in place.
He had a history of money laundering and a thin legitimate cover business — a nearly bankrupt company that sold portable grills for streetside sausage salesmen, according to British incorporation papers.
On June 22, Mercury will square over-confident Jupiter, so don't pick this date if you need to have an important conversation—everyone's inner car salesmen will be at full force.
The Federal Trade Commission had found that Oz's producers did the scantest research on the show's guests, which allowed modern-day snake oil salesmen to appear on air hawking bogus products.
Add to that stories in the press of bereaved people unable to afford the burial of their loved ones, and the scene is set for salesmen to proffer "peace of mind".
The windows are made from tiny panes of glass, the floor slopes at a significant angle, and behind the huge wooden counter are some of the country's most expert wine salesmen.
The fact that so few policy makers have any actual experience with the individual insurance markets they want to regulate makes them particularly susceptible to snake oil salesmen with an agenda.
I've had many salesmen compliment my appearance — they remark that I am both beautiful and intelligent, that I look young for my age, or that it looks like I've lost weight.
"FDA oversight of access to experimental treatments exists for a reason — it protects patients from potential snake oil salesmen or from experimental treatments that might do more harm than good," Rep.
White salesmen, on the other hand, could roam the city in search of clients and commissions even though they sold the same products, sometimes for the same company as black vendors.
"It was sort of like 'Glengarry Glen Ross,'" said Don Jolly, who worked at the call center in 22014, invoking the name of David Mamet's drama of cutthroat real estate salesmen.
You have to look hard to find something people despise more than payday lenders -- a recent poll found them to be more than five times less favorable than used car salesmen.
Coffin salesmen were also fans, if the David White newsletter is to be believed (3-D images offered a scale representation of products too big to take on a sales call).
Pharma has tried its best to attack the bill by claiming (in defiance of logic and its text) that such salesmen might still get access to their formulae, FDA be damned.
In January 2019, Motherboard found a firm called Microbilt sold AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint data to bounty hunters, and also offered it to property managers and used car salesmen.
Apple is obsessively cautious in maintaining its public image; Iovine, the son of a Brooklyn longshoreman, blurts profanities in a high-pitched rasp and is one of music's great hustler-salesmen.
Charmed by snake oil salesmen posing as real estate developers who touted casinos as a panacea to what ailed "The World's Famous Playground," Atlantic City passed a referendum to legalize gambling.
They can allow travelling salesmen, businessmen and university-admissions officers to save on food and hotel costs, for example, when they hit the road trying to recruit prospective new clients and students.
Graphcore is bringing these AI chips to market by putting them into Dell hardware, which the latter's legions of salesmen will promote to big corporate customers normally out of a startup's reach.
His custom suits run from about $995 to $1,895, but ever the salesmen, he points out how reasonable that is compared with most prices for custom-made suits in the United States.
Synopsis: In the comedy "Role Models," Rudd co-stars with Seann William Scott as a pair of salesmen who total a company truck and must enlist in a mentoring program as punishment.
The play is if anything darker and more terrifying without Blake, leaving the poor feckless salesmen at the mercy of a faceless malevolence offstage rather than some regular jerk in a BMW.
PrEP distributors need to think less like doctors and more like salesmen, said Mitchell J. Warren, executive director of AVAC, a New York-based H.I.V.-prevention advocacy group working with LVCT Health.
He hoped salesmen would read "the section of our book that will certainly be the most controversial with historians"—the part that claimed to foretell the tastes of an emerging generation of consumers.
Lured by the promise of jobs as salesmen in Vanuatu and nearby Australia, the Bangladeshis said they had sold property and taken out loans worth up to $20,000 to pay for the move.
The nearest health center the villagers can use is a 15-kilometer walk, so village women say that when the drug salesmen pass through, they buy as many tablets as they can afford.
Salesmen might get fatter wallets in the short term, but the end goal they envisioned was companies with African-American secretaries, bookkeepers, lawyers, chemists, warehousemen, teamsters, marketers, and consultants across the beverage industry.
But first the generic manufacturer has to get FDA approval for its proposed procedure to develop generic drugs, so as to prevent valuable formulae from falling into the hands of snake oil salesmen.
And so it was last month at the $2.8 trillion industry's annual jamboree in South Florida, where 2,33 investment advisers and fund salesmen came together for three days of hard drinking and product pitching.
"The only health effects that we know of are danger signs, so for people to continue to market alkaline water — they're really as bad as the snake oil salesmen of yesteryear," Dr. Fenton said.
Where the pickup artists promised to make guys better sexual salesmen (sexual consummation was called "full close," as in closing a deal), Peterson, more ambitious, promises to help them get married and stay married.
Until it became a fixture in the 1930s and '40s, Mr. Freedman writes, roadside dining options were mostly limited to truck stops that catered to men (salesmen and truckers) popping in on their own.
Board of Education school desegregation case—the Wholesale Liquor Salesman Union, Local No. 2, had repeatedly been asked, by those and other salesmen, to integrate the corps of those licensed to peddle alcoholic beverages.
Despite assertions from the NAACP's national leadership that the liquor salesmen and the entire NAACP were not advocating "buying black," boycotts had long been a tactic of black activists inside and outside the NAACP.
By selling SkyBridge and the SALT Conference, Mr. Scaramucci — Mooch to those who have traded backslaps with him — is parting ways with the businesses that made him one of Wall Street's most flamboyant salesmen.
Proponents of a "return to 432" run the gamut from New Age bloggers to paranoid pseudoscientists to digital snake-oil salesmen, but they all agree that 440 Hz music is disharmonious and damaging to humankind.
Brick introduces the show's most clever device: As the foursome explore the terrain, he's haunted by the ghosts of 25 insurance salesmen who were buried under a layer of lava deposited by the last eruption.
As the historian Rick Perlstein wrote in The Baffler and The Nation in 0003, the American conservative movement has become more and more amenable to get-rich-quick schemes, snake-oil salesmen, and confidence men.
But the term financial advisor has been generically used when referring to a range of individuals who can offer investment advice, from brokers to investment advisors to insurance salesmen — and all are not created equal.
More than 100,000 people — teachers, military officers, judges, functionaries, airline employees, even baklava salesmen — have been arrested or fired from their jobs, all on accusations of connections to Mr. Gulen, who steadfastly denies any involvement.
Today, dozens of freelance salesmen show up at Globo's bakery early in the morning, buying a sack with 50 bags for the equivalent of about $15 and selling it at double or triple the price.
If black liquor salesmen could break the many color barriers of their profession, they would not only make higher wages, but could also secure more and better jobs for black people across the beverage industry.
While I am no longer an elected official, I still feel a duty to stand up for protecting consumers, especially when we have seen examples of unscrupulous salesmen and women targeting minorities and the elderly.
Here we meet Seth Bullock (Timothy Olyphant), a Montana lawman who, with his pal Sol Star (John Hawkes), is preparing to up and move to lawless Deadwood for a fresh start as hardware store salesmen.
The duo are accused of purchasing 25 types of vaccines from more than 100 pharmaceutical salesmen, both licensed and unlicensed, then selling them on to illegal agents as well as local medical facilities at higher prices.
Wang, who raises his pigs in open pens and buys feed from door-to-door salesmen, did not require any disinfecting on a recent visit, a standard measure for preventing the spread of disease on farms.
The FTC will require used car salesmen to encourage potential buyers to obtain a vehicle history report and check to see whether any safety recalls have been issued for the car they are about to purchase.
Unless you're schlepping in from the rich part of town, you can't miss the big white bank buidling at the mouth of the city's downtown, which is normally alive with chattering salesmen and piki-piki drivers.
But at least three former employees described it as a predatory scheme that relied on savvy salesmen encouraging vulnerable people to take on credit card debt to pay for expensive lessons that weren't worth the price.
There are the salesmen barking on their bullhorns, the protesters shouting in the plaza, the drum squads and the never-ending honks and squeals of what has been called the most congested city in the world.
Redlining, if you remember, was the term where banks took whole neighborhoods and said, 'People in these neighborhoods are poor, they're not going to pay off their mortgages, tell your salesmen don't go into those areas.
That idea of Florida land scams has seeped into popular culture; Glengarry Glen Ross, the famous David Mamet play, chronicled unscrupulous salesmen who tried to sell land in exotic-sounding places using brochures and unsavory tactics.
The other episode, "Cars," is nearly 75 minutes long, focused on one compelling story: a Jeep dealership that will receive a huge cash bonus if its salesmen manage to persuade their customers to buy 129 cars.
It's not that people were so exemplary in years past — think of ye olde hucksters, snake-oil salesmen and "The Wizard of Oz" — but there weren't as many avenues for letting our dark sides run wild.
It's a spoof of Salesman, the 1969 Maysles Brothers' documentary about sad sack hard-luck door-to-door Bible salesmen, which is fascinating and heartbreaking and you guys channel many of the same emotions with your version.
Related: 'We're Working, Waiting, Expecting the Worst': Syrians Are Escaping Jordan's Refugee Camps for Black Market Labor The salesmen who drive through the settlement selling food, medication, and clothing also offer a vital lifeline to family elsewhere.
Drawing a line from the snake oil salesmen of the early 20th century, through the birth, rise and decline of broadcast to the "attention plantation" of Facebook, Wu's history also illustrates the cyclical resistance movements against advertising.
Ioan Grillo MEXICO CITY — When the earthquake rattled this mountain capital on Tuesday, a five-story office and apartment block round the corner from my home collapsed into a mountain of rubble, burying computer programmers, salesmen, secretaries.
There were the "Hey, brother"s from gas station employees, the oddly subservient "Sir"s from salesmen who wanted something from me and the presumption of camaraderie from men at the gym, on the train, at work.
"This is how the solar revolution happens—one hot sales meeting at a time," Off-Grid's Kim Schreiber whispered to me as we watched one of the company's salesmen, an Ivorian named Seko Serge Lewis, at work.
They weren't real soldiers, just men who played the part for a few weeks a year—accountants, salesmen, high school coaches—overweight, milk-smelling men with ham-slice complexions who turned to puddles in the summer sun.
There aren't one-hit wonders like there once were––ones whose names you only vaguely remembered and who might be working as car salesmen when a reporter from Time finds them on a 25th anniversary or something.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the early decades of the 203th century, traveling salesmen in the United States sold everything from billiard tables to dental veneers, and they demonstrated their wares with miniatures and portable samples.
A one-time officer of the trade group-cum-social-clique Bottle and Cork Sales Club of black liquor salesmen from major distilleries like Seagram's and Hiram Walker, he was a regular presence at charity events and galas.
The door-to-door salesmen had been trafficked from poor regions of the state of Ceará, and made to sell soon-to-be-expired yoghurt at a discount in the city of Salto, in the state of Sao Paulo.
"This proliferation of designations, especially those geared to the retiree market, are shameful in their obvious objective to simply provide a marketing tool for salesmen," said Clark Blackman II, a CFP and president and CEO of Alpha Wealth Strategies.
Redlining, if you remember, was the term where banks took whole neighborhoods and said, 'People in these neighborhoods are poor, they're not going to be able to pay off their mortgages, tell your salesmen don't go into those areas.
In 2018 inspectors found 52 people trafficked from Brazil's poor northern states to São Paulo, where they were put in debt bondage and made to work at the bottom of the dairy supply chain, as door to door salesmen.
Some examples of "miracle cures" like this that I have tried, and ultimately bottomed out on, include: self-prescribed drugs, sex and love, the perfect purse, external validation and achievement, and new age snake oil peddled by various salesmen.
A handful of salesmen—such as Kenneth Murphy and W.L. Carrington—had cracked open the door in the late 21965s after getting jobs with major alcohol companies, but black people were still few and far between in the industry.
And that the company's answer to this conundrum will amount to sending the salespeople directly into customers' living rooms, so they can recommend high-priced television sets and sound bars to match like some sort of door-to-door encyclopedia salesmen?
In fact, before I ever left Best Buy with the TV, the salesmen, who had been very high on the LG, told me all the new TV speakers were too small and tried to get me to buy an external soundbar.
To his credit (or against it, depending on how you see it), Warren advises against using the wishing machine when it comes to health concerns, which separates him from some other conspiracy salesmen that he might otherwise get lumped in with.
Musicals about the circus are actually a convenient way to discuss how business capitalizes on the novelty of outsiders — the musical Barnum tells largely the same story as The Greatest Showman, but it casts P.T. Barnum as an ambitious salesmen.
Rather than asking customers to physically go to car dealerships and spend their time fielding salesmen and filling out paperwork, the company puts all the relevant information on its website, letting people do research, secure financing or buy a car online.
To help you get the best price, CNBC Make It consulted two former car salesmen: Matt Jones, who is now the senior manager of insights at car-review site Edmunds, and David Weliver, who runs personal finance website Money Under 30.
Of more concern to business travellers (excepting horse dealers and travelling prosthetic-limb salesmen) might be the large sums of cash, business contracts or legal documents such as prenuptial agreements that were also left behind in hotel rooms last year.
I took a ride up Goodwood Hill, one of the signature showcase events at the show, in a McLaren 650S Can-Am, driven by the inimitable Chris Goodwin, chief test driver for McLaren and one of the company's most convincing salesmen.
Adam speaks with everyone from growers and breeders to pesticide salesmen and patent lawyers, even exploring the notion of the FDA's GRAS list, "Generally Regarded As Safe", with Michael F. Jacobson of the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
BOSTON, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank) has hired four people for its metals business in New York after losing six traders and salesmen who defected to rival Canadian lender Bank of Montreal (BMO) last month, sources said.
" We stayed in motels, too, though they lacked the cheesy allure of Humbert's "countless motor courts [proclaiming] their vacancy in neon lights, ready to accommodate salesmen, escaped convicts, impotents, family groups, as well as the most corrupt and vigorous couples.
They are movie stars and network heads and world famous bloggers -- but they are also fast food restaurant managers and used car salesmen and, as I learned as a child (and tried to speak out and was shut down), priests.
The confluence of these two groups — a vision of insurance salesmen and machine operators, mowing the lawns of adjoining split-­level ranches and talking about Sunday's game — felt extraordinary even in its own time, seemingly incontrovertible proof that American capitalism worked.
ALEXANDRIA, Virginia — Paul Manafort spent two weeks sitting in court listening to a parade of witnesses brought by prosecutors against him, including his former accountants, bankers, suit salesmen, audio home systems guy and even his ex-right hand man, Rick Gates.
In 2020, it can feel like lying is the norm: Witness the sad state of political spin, the swell of grifters, of charlatans and snake-oil salesmen, pricey "experts" shilling New Age treatments and odd offerings to the Church of Wellness.
"We have a lot of salesmen in the European Council and only a few statesmen," said Martin Schulz, the president of the European Parliament, bemoaning the current crop of EU government chiefs who are struggling to overcome a string of crises.
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Two former Avanir Pharmaceuticals Inc salesmen have been indicted for allegedly paying doctors kickbacks to write off-label prescriptions for a mood-disorder drug, as the company on Thursday said it would pay more than $100 million to settle related lawsuits.
In fact, before I even left Best Buy with the TV, the salesmen, who had been very high on the LG, told me all the new TV speakers were too small and tried to get me to buy an external soundbar.
Mattress store employees continue to be some of the most aggressive salesmen short of the lotion guy at the mall, and having a mom buffer there to distract him with stories of rose bushes saved by Epsom salt was a major boon.
The official elite becomes too arrogant and self-deceiving and unpopular to govern effectively, but the populist alternative is much as Young's narrator describes — disorganized, ill-led, susceptible to snake-oil salesmen and vulnerable to manipulation by factions within the upper class.
Whereas, if you learn the head of a particular research project was a D&D nerd, or one of the neuromods salesmen is a sad, washed up ex-professional athlete, then you might feel a connection because you know someone like that.
My father approached his work in a similar fashion, with a certain clinical mastery and a willingness to don the mask of passion whenever necessary — to "rally the troops," for example (those hungry salesmen who came to him for knowledge), or to close a deal.
As longtime industry watchers will remember,  Quattrone was accused of obstructing an investigation into whether the equity salesmen were doling out hot IPO shares to favored clients in exchange for inflated commissions during the same period that Quattrone was head of CSFB's tech banking business.
Nor was it unusual for black liquor salesmen—many of them firmly ensconced in the middle class—to enjoy renown within the community that paralleled that of the neighborhood hustlers and entrepreneurs who supplied wine to rent parties and Saturday-partiers-turned-Sunday-churchgoers.
But the exchange's scandalous undertone was emblematic of how this white-collar criminal case seemed to turn into a tabloid romp overnight: After days of dry testimony from accountants or salesmen, Gates' appearance gave the proceedings an unmistakable sheen of crime, sex, lies and shame.
The last time prices were this high, around 2013, three Miami gold salesmen — Samer Barrage, Juan Granda and Renato Rodriguez — launched a massive smuggling operation through their employer, NTR Metals, moving some $3.6 billion worth of gold into the U.S. in just three years.
The giant open-air market at the Place de la Bastille in central Paris, stretching for blocks into the eastern part of the capital, was still full of shoppers, produce vendors, fish and oyster salesmen, butchers, Middle Eastern sandwich sellers and purveyors of costly mushrooms.
Most express concern about the longterm impact of the court decision, with professional gambler Bill "Krack" Krackomberger warning that legalized betting will bring "snake-oil salesmen and charlatans coming out of the woodwork," a point underscored by radio and TV ads for can't-miss handicappers.
When that didn't drum up the desired money, Byrne's salesmen worked the phones, casting a wider net for more clients and managing to sell more than $400 million of junk bonds (albeit at a high interest rate that reflected investors' fears that Trump might default).
" The tour Noe gives us of the town is full of pleasures: a digression on traveling encyclopedia salesmen; illuminating, often comic descriptions of the social intricacies of church and pub culture; the chemist's shop with its "once flood-swollen and now lifted-in-places linoleum.
A senior official in the Trump administration told the news service that the approach could help bring jobs to the U.S. "We want to see those guys, the commercial and military attaches, unfettered to be salesmen for this stuff, to be promoters," the official said.
In a 1946 article, he wrote that the typical psychopath will have often: outstripped 20 rival salesmen over a period of 6 months, or married the most desirable girl in town, or, in a first venture into politics, got himself elected into the state legislature.
A veteran activist who would later be Powell's chief of staff in Washington, Clark told the salesmen to take their message to the streets and to the race-proud Harlem public, the same people who showed solidarity by smashing picket-crossers' liquor bottles on Lenox Avenue.
The nonsuburban electorate will decide that the system has failed and start looking for a strongman to vote for — someone willing to assure them that, once he is elected, the smug bureaucrats, tricky lawyers, overpaid bond salesmen, and postmodernist professors will no longer be calling the shots.
The New York Times recently profiled a school photographer named Chris Wunder, who runs a PortraitEFX franchise in Texas and hates Lifetouch, which is very big and powerful and which supplies its salesmen with "fat expense accounts" to help steal schools away from the little guys.
To promote itself, the school sent salesmen to pitch the courses, like Avon women, to people across the continental US. It also published ads, such as one printed in a 1964 issue of LIFE that featured a delightful illustration of the 10 photographers with their cameras.
The survey, put together by the Democratic-leaning and sometimes zany pollsters at Public Policy Polling, found that people who disliked Trump hated him with such a fiery passion that they'd take used car salesmen, traffic jams, the DMV, hipsters, and fucking Nickelback over the Donald. Nickelback!
If the main job of a Madoff drama is to get inside the head of a man who could pull off such a brazen scheme for so long, "Madoff" doesn't find much there besides clichés about striving Jewish immigrants (who tend to make the best salesmen) and overbearing patriarchs.
Meanwhile, in a bid to ease the pain at the pump, Toyota salesmen have been offering customers kicking the tyres of its Mirai fuel-cell car the option of having $15,000 worth of hydrogen fuel (covering the first three years of pollution-free motoring) included in the lease agreement.
These snake oil salesmen are highly qualified solely because they read the tripe other such "experts" post on their unfiltered non-peer review blogs, and because they listen to the voices in their own heads telling them that they know better than centuries of rigorous, objective empiric study.
The nonsuburban electorate will decide that the system has failed and start looking around for a strongman to vote for — someone willing to assure them that, once he is elected, the smug bureaucrats, tricky lawyers, overpaid bond salesmen, and postmodernist professors will no longer be calling the shots.
There is a top tier of senior managers who determine strategy and allocate resources; a second tier of middle managers who purchase and process the product; a third level of sales chiefs who co-ordinate distribution; and a fourth grade of street salesmen who deliver the product directly to customers.
The classics include "Salesman" (2212), a portrait of traveling Bible salesmen that will have you alternately rooting for and against its desperate subjects, and "Gimme Shelter" (2660), the brothers' whirligig, almost Boschian chronicle of the buildup toward — and violence during — the Rolling Stones' free concert at California's Altamont Speedway in 20312.
In October 1962, F.D.A. officials escalated their investigation into Richardson-Merrell, urging the field offices to collect affidavits from doctors who had participated in the trial, to scour local vital records offices for reports of abnormal births, and to seek out former "detail men" — salesmen — for Richardson-Merrell who might talk.
In October 1962, F.D.A. officials escalated their investigation into Richardson-Merrell, urging the field offices to collect affidavits from doctors who had participated in the trial, to scour local vital records offices for reports of abnormal births, and to seek out former "detail men" — salesmen — for Richardson-Merrell who might talk.
After a couple of years studying the neuroscience, psychology and sociology of listening, as well as consulting some of the best professional listeners out there (including a C.I.A. agent, focus group moderator, radio producer, priest, bartender and furniture salesmen), I discovered that listening goes beyond simply hearing what people say.
Instead, they unleashed a torrent of Trumpian ad lib (captured by Jenna Johnson for the Washington Post) — culminating in a bit of hyperbole that would embarrass most self-respecting used car salesmen: "You have 38 days to make every dream you ever dreamed for your country come true," Trump said.
The women and men I interviewed told me that they were instructed upon their hiring that they were not allowed to discuss their wages with their co-workers — and some, who were managers, told me they were instructed to enforce those restrictions — but that didn't stop some of the salesmen from bragging.
At Indu Fashions, where shoppers remove their shoes, sit on the floor and assess outfits that salesmen unfurl in front of them, I bought the first thing I tried on: a peacock-colored gown with a mesh back and gold embroidery that felt scratchy but looked too regal to return to the rack.
"Something will crack," he wrote: The nonsuburban electorate will decide that the system has failed and start looking around for a strongman to vote for—someone willing to assure them that, once he is elected, the smug bureaucrats, tricky lawyers, overpaid bond salesmen, and postmodernist professors will no longer be calling the shots. . . .
"We will never come out on top if we accept advice from soundbite salesmen and carnival barkers who pretend the most powerful country on Earth can remain great by looking inward and hiding behind walls at a time that technology has made that impossible to do and unwise to even attempt," he said.
" … I feel I must resign as I do not wish to be associated with BP any more than I would with an arms dealer, a tobacco salesmen or any company or individual who willfully destroys the lives of others alive and unborn," he wrote in an opinion article published in the Guardian.
GUANGZHOU, China — Depending on one's point of view, the huge Qingping market here offers either one of China's largest selections of natural healing ingredients for traditional Chinese medicine or a vast array of desiccated and dismembered animal carcasses hawked by little better than snake oil salesmen, some of whom actually sell snake-based remedies.
There is nothing to be gained and a lot to lose by taking medical doctors and board certified specialists out of the hearing aid industry, and replacing them with Best Buy clerks, Target salesmen and one-size-fits-all products that merely pump up the volume in what may be a uniquely damaged ear.
The ghostly soul of the novel is the section detailing the making of Claude's masterwork, the story of a mysterious, consumptive widow — played by Sabine, her face made lunar with lavender powder, her eyes rimmed with midnight kohl — who runs a remote hotel where traveling salesmen might stop, at their peril, for the night.
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In this episode of CYBER, Motherboard editor-in-chief Jason Koebler and senior staff writer Joseph Cox go deep on the shady—but legal—market of data aggregators and brokers who sell smartphone location data to bounty hunters, bail bondsmen, landlords, used car salesmen, and anyone who can manage to get access and pay for it.
This ordered arrangement jars against the chaos and noise that flows out of the images: the blur of the vans, the overlapping street signs advertising local businesses and services, the piles of trash spreading wide enough to overwhelm the sidewalks, and the salesmen peddling their wares on the beaches, where children play and groups of men gather to converse.
Yet now, in our era of elegantly restrained and frequently dour minimalism, when architecture is almost always the province of the rich, it may be that Goff, with his aesthetic idiosyncrasies and affinity for middle-class Midwestern clients (schoolteachers, farmers, salesmen, small-town newspaper publishers), still has lessons to teach us, 21985 years after his death.
In that purple room, with its fruit and its iPads and its incredibly eager salesmen, it was hard to dismiss the wonderful vision that Hyperloop One is selling: Traveling between Seattle and Portland in 17 minutes, or Dallas and Austin in 20 minutes; departures every 20 seconds; whole new economies created by the super-fast transportation of goods from ports to cities.
Rick Perlstein, who has documented the rise of modern conservatism in a series of eye-opening books, points out that there has always been a close association between the movement and the operations of snake-oil salesmen — people who use lists of campaign contributors, right-wing websites and so on to sell get-rich-quick schemes and miracle health cures.
"We will never come out on top if we accept advice from soundbite salesmen and carnival barkers who pretend the most powerful country on Earth can remain great by looking inward and hiding behind walls at a time when technology has made that impossible to do and unwise to even attempt," said the former U.S. Senator from Massachusetts, who was the Democratic nominee for president in 2004.
A unanimous three-judge panel of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected claims by a collective of more than 150 former sales workers that since the company had the power to cancel contracts with customers they had signed up because of poor credit or other issues, they did not qualify as "outside salesmen" exempt from mandatory overtime pay under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act.
Trump is putting a celebrity spin on something that happens under both parties: George W. Bush's administration came in with steel tariffs and went out with the Wall Street bailout, which was followed by the G.M. bailout under President Obama; meanwhile, ethanol salesmen and sugar moguls and defense contractors and green-energy tycoons all jostle for their share of federal favors, and at the state level the bribery is even starker.
In "The Imagineers of War: The Untold Story of DARPA, the Pentagon Agency That Changed the World," Sharon Weinberger, an executive editor at Foreign Policy and the author or co-author of two previous books about the military-scientific complex, traces the ups and downs of this agency, with its "mix of geniuses and mediocre bureaucrats" and the "procession of nuts, opportunists and salesmen" who pitched wild ideas and often won contracts to pursue them.
" Long ago, in a galaxy not at all far away, the people of the planet Golgafrincham were divided into three groups: A, "all the brilliant leaders, the scientists, the great artists, you know, all the achievers"; B, "hairdressers, tired TV producers, insurance salesmen, personnel officers, security guards, public relations executives, management consultants" (the group that everyone else considers to be "a bunch of useless idiots"); and, C, "all the people who did the actual work, who made things and did things.
Whereas it's common knowledge that law enforcement agencies can track phones with a warrant to service providers, IMSI catchers, or until recently via other companies that sell location data such as one called Securus, at least one company, called Microbilt, is selling phone geolocation services with little oversight to a spread of different private industries, ranging from car salesmen and property managers to bail bondsmen and bounty hunters, according to sources familiar with the company's products and company documents obtained by Motherboard.
It ought to be: Whereas it's common knowledge that law enforcement agencies can track phones with a warrant to service providers, IMSI catchers, or until recently via other companies that sell location data such as one called Securus, at least one company, called Microbilt, is selling phone geolocation services with little oversight to a spread of different private industries, ranging from car salesmen and property managers to bail bondsmen and bounty hunters, according to sources familiar with the company's products and company documents obtained by Motherboard.
Paul said this week he has been working with the White House for six months and it is indeed his plan that will be the basis of the executive order (the White House has not confirmed this and did not respond to requests for comment on the planned executive order.) Paul's proposal would allow people to pool together under something in common — whether it be a group of baristas or used car salesmen or National Rifle Association members — and buy insurance as a group.

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