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“We couldn't send them the actual cell phones overseas; they could be tracked by insurgents who might want to cause them harm. It's safer and more efficient this way.”
Brittany Bergquist
“I don't think it's a good idea being that I work overseas a lot, a lot of things could happen with my information such as like you said identity theft.”
Cameron Johnson
“In the past marketing managers have operated across a number of titles in the Overseas Events portfolio but the growth of Arabian Travel Market and its enhanced positioning as a global event which is helping to shape the future of the industry required a dedicated position.”
Chris Chackal
“There are plenty of Australians working for major firms overseas and they want to make sure they keep their Australian tax base intact, in the sense of being up-to-date with the latest that's happening.”
Chris Evans
“As the A-share door opens for overseas investors, the existence of B shares appears to be unnecessary.”
Zhang Qi
“We will also be trying to circulate copies overseas, particularly in Denmark, where people are really keen on walking.”
Carl Rogers
“The Tigers excite him but there is a salary cap issue there and if he is forced overseas hopefully it will only be for 12 months and we'll look at the Gold Coast for 2007.”
Chris Orr
“There's no doubt the excitement of L.A. is a big draw for some athletes, especially those from overseas. They know UCLA. Just the name conjures up images of palm trees and Baywatch and all that good stuff.”
Carrie Forsyth
“I'm really happy because I've been working hard overseas the last couple of years to get back to the NBA. The last time I was in the league, it was a learning experience, but now I'm ready to contribute and to help the Bucks win.”
Charlie Bell
“Given the comments made in the overseas media, we must explain clearly what the Bill is and is not, and why we do not believe it poses a threat to e-commerce in Britain; on the contrary, it will help to achieve the government's aim of a strong and secure e-commerce economy, to which we are all committed,”
Charles Clarke
