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Alan Johnson Quotes
«Looking ahead to 2006, most firms plan to hire strategically as concerns linger over rising interest rates, high energy prices and geo-political events,»
Author: Alan Johnson
«He hasn't made that decision. The only decision the prime minister has made is that he has to make a decision ... within this parliament, ... I come to this completely neutral on nuclear.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«He hasn't made that decision. The only decision the prime minister has made is that he has to make a decision ... within this parliament.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«Real estate was always No. 1. You can spend a lifetime just moving up the real estate ladder.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«When the tides come in, all boats rise. Thousands make $1 million or more, and then there are lots of people who get $10,000. Everyone gets something, but it is by no means equitable.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«Corporate America has not signaled that they are not going to pay themselves,»
Author: Alan Johnson
«Corporate America has not signaled that they are not going to pay themselves.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«The British government was disappointed that the meeting did not make more progress but relieved it did not end in failure like Cancun and Seattle.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«Monthly sales of horse treats have increased from 50 of the former 40-lb paper bags to more than 600 of the new 20-lb oriented polypropylene bags since we switched to the new bags.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«At the moment it is looking more like a 10 percent reduction by 2010.»
Author: Alan Johnson