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...fully-fledged store sales are subject to rigid rules. In the Netherlands, for example, retailers can offer two products for the price of one as a special promotion, but Belgium only permits three for the price of two. In France, the value of a gift premium must not exceed 7% of the cost of the goods it comes with. "That means, if you buy two shirts and get a free tie, you'll only get a bad tie," says Axel Tandberg, head of government affairs at the Federation of European Direct Marketing in Brussels. Enforcement is tough. Germany, France...
...union charges that Creative Gourmet hasbeen using outside workers to cut huge deficits,which were estimated to exceed $100,000 when thenew management took over in September. Workersreceive time-and-a-half for weekend work--morethan $10 per hour--while outside labor is paidbetween $4 and $5 an hour, Bozzotto said...
...student’s financial need must exceed the amount of the unit loan before the student is eligible for scholarship aid through Harvard...
According to new Harvard coach Peter Graves, there is no reason why she shouldn’t meet and exceed these expectations...
...greatest" Italian draftsman of his time (born in 1452, he died at a considerable age in exile in France in 1519) is essentially meaningless, because the late 15th and early 16th centuries were full of astonishing performers on paper. But not even contemporaries like Michelangelo were able to exceed, or regularly rival, him as a master of the kind of expressive and descriptive line that one sees in such drawings of his as the studies for equestrian sculpture or in his astounding anatomical analyses of human bone and muscle structure--though some of them, of course, were artists with very...