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Or the 1963 Jaguar: It's actually a crummy car, falls apart all the time, but the owners love it.
Because raising wages doesn't kill jobs, it creates them; because, for instance, when restaurant owners are suddenly required to pay restaurant workers enough so that now even they can afford to eat in restaurants, it doesn't shrink the restaurant business, it grows it, obviously.
Led by Toussaint Louverture, the rebels fought against plantation owners, as well as British and Spanish forces seeking control of the island.
Other store owners on that same street suddenly noticed this one store that was open longer, and suddenly started to see a bunch of end-of-day customers walk in to buy odds and ends that, from after their long day from work and their commute home, realized they hadn't picked up for the next morning.
This is sacred land to Anangu, who are the Aboriginal people from this area and the traditional owners of the land.
When land owners start to lose money, and labor demands more pay, there are some powerful interests that are going to fear for the future.
With this aim, we're taking human-centered design a step further and developing a transport platform model, which enables owners to plug in different modules, like a goods cage or ambulance unit, and run other services like goods delivery or medical transport, as well as public transport.
I was fascinated to learn that 30 percent of all homes in America are actually built by owners.
The new owners of Indian cricket were not the old princes.
YouTube cares deeply about the rights of content owners, but in order to give them choices about what they can do with copies, mashups and more, we need to first identify when copyrighted material is uploaded to our site.
Well, it starts with content owners delivering assets into our database, along with a usage policy that tells us what to do when we find a match.
Well, most rights owners, instead of blocking, will allow the copy to be published.
It's not uncommon for a single video to have multiple rights owners.
But the system only works through the participation of rights owners.
When Metrorail expanded transit into the suburbs and opened a station nearby to this site, the owners decided to build a new parking deck and then insert on top of their surface lots a new Main Street, several apartments and condo buildings, while keeping the existing office buildings.
This will give the flexibility to architects, to planners and building owners, to integrate this electricity-producing technology as they wish.
It's the old story of a house and/or ghost possessing one of the new owners.
The fact that the actors are also the business owners is a double-edged sword.
but the owners are not what they seem, they have model dolls of everyone and a strange girl is seen walking about the place and the owners have no recognition of a girl.
This abomination and the sequel ONE MORE TIME (no thanks) and the hideous Jerry Lewis disasters like Don't RAISE THE BRIDGE LOWER THE WATER (why not just flush instead) drove cinema owners to close their doors rather than be forced to run these films.
Cinema owners, exhausted with arguing simply closed, sold to a petrol station and saw the cinema demolished.
Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor team up in this would-be comedy about nightclub owners being squeezed by organized crime.
Eddie Murphy put a lot into this movie by directed wrote starred and produced this story about two nighclub owners in the 30s who try to fight mobsters and corrupt cops from taking over their club..a great cast in Murphy Redd Foxx, Richard Pryor, Danny Aiello, Della Reese, and a gorgeous Jasmine Guy that would make it worth seeing on its own..but the story just doesnt hold up interest or give the great cast enough to work with.. on a scale of one to ten..a 4
Suspects are six shop owners in the vicinity of the crime scene.
'A New Generation' is the third Amityville entry to base its plot around writer John G. Jones's premise of an item taken from the Long Island house that causes spectral misery and death for its new owners.
Or the desperate plight of head-shop owners, for that matter!
The owners of the dogs are so ecclectic that you can't help but look at them and laugh.
"Best in Show" is a often hilarious mockumentary that takes us into the world of dog shows and some of the dog owners who prepare for the event.
The only thing that separates this movie from real dog shows is that the dogs in "Best in Show" act more sane than their owners!
Early in the movie, Cagney's Johnny Cave character tells his gumshoes in the Office of Weights and Measures that in the previous year, unscrupulous shop owners had cheated the American consumer out of more money than the aggregate National War Debt!
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