There are lots of big snap-backs in a various sectors.

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The region has seen above-average winter temperatures up to this point, so this is the first big cold snap, making it feel much more severe, he said.

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Big, stable players are able to snap up smaller companies as their technology improves before the economy or the IPO market.

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We consulted with sales coach and author Wendy Weiss, also known as The Queen of Cold Calling, Jill Konrath, author of SNAP Selling and Selling to Big Companies, and Paul Castain, Vice President of Jedi Mastery at Castain Training Systems, to compile two lists: the 10 things salespeople should never do, and the 10 things salespeople should always do.

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We think of the steady stride, that tilt of the head and snap of the salute, the big screen smile and the glint in his Irish eyes when a story came to mind.

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Japan appears to have taken a big step toward freer capitalism with Junichiro Koizumi's snap-election victory, although the breadth of his intended reforms outside of postal-fund privatization remains to be seen.

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Schut answered an ad from Gigwalk, a start-up that pays people on behalf of big brands and mapping companies to go to particular locations and snap pictures or describe things like store windows.

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Big, bold flavors were more distinguishing for the fledgling craft-brew industry than subtlety and snap.

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The big indexes went nowhere over the last decade, absolutely plummeted in the last few years and now even the 2009 snap-back rally is officially kaput.

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For the hordes of Japanese, Chinese and Russian tourists who snap up Louis Vuitton handbags, the brand's aura of quality and exclusivity may still be the big draw.

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