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My team at the window company know what they are doing, so they'll be fine looking after that.
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Yesterday, I visited the Thompson Creek Window Company, a small business in Maryland.
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Racenstein, a company that has supplied window cleaners since 1909, notes that workers in the industry are notoriously hidebound.
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NPR's Chris Arnold talked to former employees of the company who offer a window into the hyper-aggressive practices that allegedly spread through the subprime lending industry during the housing boom.
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An investor may miss a critical window of opportunity if the company it funds take the long-term view advocated by traditional VCs.
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The grueling winters nearly halve the window of opportunity for the company.
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Founded by arts and crafts pioneer William Morris in 1875, the company was at the forefront of Victorian stained glass window design.
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But in 2004 the Highland Park, Illinois firm bought Sweetheart, in part, with public debt--which opens a financial window on an otherwise well-cloaked company.
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Terri Lodwick, president of All American Window, a 22-person home-improvement company in Germantown, Wis.
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Mr. Savadian allowed that his company's small robots could have potential applications someday on gleaming skyscrapers, where window work carries risks.
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Have a slip of paper or pop-up window that details your privacy policy: Promise uncategorically to share customer information with no one outside your company.
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In the first edition, Rapunzel, imprisoned in the tower by her wicked godmother, goes to the window every evening and lets down her long hair so that the prince can climb up and enjoy her company.
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