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21 things customers have a right to expect from you: here's a way to separate yourself from the pack when marketing your services.(Smart Business)
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National Driller
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July 1, 2008
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- Olsztynski, Jim
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Copyright informationCOPYRIGHT 2008 BNP Media. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan. All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group. (Hide copyright information)
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Dan Holohan is a longtime friend of mine and a renowned teacher and consultant to the home heating industry. His Web site, www.heatinghelp. com, is a treasure chest of advice and information for contractors and consumers alike. Do yourselves a favor and check it out.
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At one place in his Web site, he writes a magnificent proposal letter and gives permission to any contractor who wants to use it--for free. Dan was kind enough to let me offer it to you as well.
This letter is aimed at residential heating contractors and might need some tweaking for your business clientele--especially if you cater to commercial customers more than homeowners. ...
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Watchful eye... ; A councillor has won a commendation for his work in...
Western Daily Press (Bristol UK);
July 31, 2008 ;
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...A councillor has won a commendation for his work in questioning and checking council decisions. Rupert Cox's role involved making sure the council only made fair and reasonable decisions and at the Centre for Public Scrutiny's first annual awards evening his work was highly commended.
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Policeman to appear in court A Policeman who won an award for his work has...
Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph;
October 26, 2007 ;
43 words
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Mirror M@ilbox: Retire? That won't work.(Letters)
The Mirror (London, England);
December 18, 2002 ;
28 words
...Byline: F Davies SO NEW Labour thinks people should work beyond 65. Indeed, and some of these people still have the temerity to ask for Christmas Day as a holiday. F Davies, N London
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Gravel woes won't delay Wis. 81 work
Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque);
August 18, 2006 ;
TH STAFF;
108 words
......Platteville and Lancaster is not up to standards for the work, according to Wisconsin Department of Transportation project coordinator Tadd Owens. However, Owens says grading work and work on the bridge over the little Platte River continues...
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'We won't be noisy' pledge on rail work.(News)
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England);
January 29, 2002 ;
98 words
......spokeswoman said: There will be some night work and some day work, but we won't be stopping trains to do this. The work certainly won't be noisy or dusty and shouldn't affect...cables in preparation for the track work needed to allow for the introduction...
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Can't work won't work
Evening News - Scotland;
October 6, 2007 ;
Michael Blackley Business Reporter;
106 words
......employment rate is hiding a shocking number of adults who are out of work. Despite an all-time low unemployment rate of 1.9 per cent, government...called for steps to be taken to encourage those who opt out of work to look for jobs. Independent Lothians MSP Margo Macdonald said...
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Teachers won't work at Bradford High prom
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;
May 3, 1996 ;
110 words
......the district's schools were planning ways to cover essential activities. "Teachers will do only the work that the contract requires," said Mike Bernier, executive director of the union. "That's 71/2 hours of work and a duty-free 30-minute lunch."
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Bike to work won't happen
Derby Evening Telegraph;
November 29, 2007 ;
91 words
......contributor that getting people on bikes in order to cycle to work would be wonderful. But there would need to be safe routes away...that England is still a class-conscious society, and going to work by car is essential because of status, regardless of how frustrating...
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They won't work
Concord Monitor;
December 13, 2007 ;
82 words
......Auburn and Centre streets. Roundabouts, or traffic circles, didn't work 30 years ago. The way people cut each other off while having...phones glued to the side of their heads, there is no way they'll work. You'll have accidents there every day. I don't like traffic...
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Letter: It just won't work, Tony.(Features)
Sunday Mirror (London, England);
March 25, 2001 ;
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......S. Smith THE study which showed that children whose mothers work do not do as well as those whose mothers stay at home must come...Blair. How can he campaign to get mothers off welfare and back to work when their children's education will suffer and they will end...
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Fed: Future proofing Telstra won't work - Beazley
AAP General News (Australia);
March 9, 2005 ;
117 words
......03-09-2005 Fed: Future proofing Telstra won't work - Beazley Opposition Leader KIM BEAZLEY...bush services remain up to scratch won't work. The so-called future proofing legislation...But Mr BEAZLEY says the legislation won't keep up with the pace of technological...
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DNR'S DEER PLAN WON'T WORK.(EDITORIAL)(Letter to the Editor)
The Capital Times (Madison, WI);
July 4, 2002 ;
45 words
...Byline: Patrick Cotter Madison Dear Editor: Most landowners and hunters do not like (i.e., hate) and do not trust the DNR. This is the reason the silly plan they have for containing CWD will not work. The bribes they are currently offering are way too insufficient to move us to action.
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Collins won't work with McCartney again
The Hindustan Times;
December 3, 2007 ;
89 words
......Collins slammed Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney saying he won't work with him anymore. Thesun.co.uk reported quoted Collins as saying in a television interview: "I used to work with Paul, these days I wouldn't. I think he has the wrong...
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Letter: Ban won't work.(Letters)
Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England);
July 8, 2007 ;
51 words
...Byline: HAZEL MAIDEN IS the smoking ban in public places really going to work? It's doubtful. Being a non-smoker, it's good news to me, but to the chimney smokers it's going to be hell on earth. I do feel...
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