Word: preparedness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Dixie Cleaners, which operates three dry-cleaning shops in Pensacola, Fla., was losing $100,000 a year because clerks were failing to add "up charges" (surcharges for hard-to-clean clothes such as linen or silk garments) on sales tickets. Now a computer enters the extras automatically. Dixie also mails...
But Harvard lobbyist Jane Corlette saysGrogan's last 12 years as head of LocalInitiatives Support Corporation (LISC), whichrequired lobbying the federal government andcourting the media--have left him prepared foranything in his job description.
We are not prepared to forgive and forget Clinton's misdeeds, but neither are we looking forward to another limitless crusade without concern for law and decency. A Congressional investigation within the bounds of the Constitution may help restore a sense of order to this process--a sense broached by...
"Don't be afraid to ask for sales up front," Favalora said. Still, entrepreneurs should be prepared to lose equity, he added.
"We are prepared to accept autonomy, to workgradually for independence, but do not ask us tosurrender the right of the East Timorese people toself-determination," he said.