She sensed that the image she established of innocence, diligence, and uncomplicatedness was historically specific. |
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The Gilmores knew that dreams have to be actualized by hard work and diligence. |
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As to the procedural merits, persons wishing to engage the jurisdiction of the Court must prosecute their claims with due diligence and speed. |
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His diligence in the film room and during off season workouts was hard to ignore. |
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Carol went the extra mile with this and her diligence has led directly to the discovery of nearly half a million contraband cigarettes. |
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She treats the opportunity with diligence and skill and dresses it with just the right helping of mannerism that passes for great acting. |
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As a result of this diligence, I have received commendation and commiseration in equal measure from both the paid and the voluntary participants. |
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The diligence, tolerance and persistence of cows and their sensitiveness to how we treat them demonstrates to us that we must respect life. |
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Due diligence, company interviews and developer meetings will require travel. |
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They are expected to exercise due diligence and due care to protect and enhance the resources of their organizations. |
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The Lords of Karma with their faithful diligence and sense of direction neither leave any good action uncompensated nor any bad action unatoned. |
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Due diligence was also required to get the capital needed, so Wright assigned the job to his A-team. |
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But perhaps it is justified to form a negative assessment about the judgment and diligence of a person who is overweight and flabby. |
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His talent, diligence and passion for whisky make him an exceptional master blender. |
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Due diligence is the order of the day to assess if such liabilities are unfunded, or under-funded. |
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Fine heliotypes such as this one are inherently uncommon, and only encountered with great patience, diligence, and some luck. |
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Even the teachers at grade school praised him for his perseverance and diligence. |
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Where lies the lack of care or diligence on the part of a director who, pursuant to that resolution, gives effect to it? |
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The menfolk of Shanghai are world-famous for their consideration towards their wives and their diligence in carrying out household chores. |
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It may look effortless, but it only looks effortless because of incredible talent and diligence. |
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Issues of due care, failures of diligence and malfeasance have been raised. |
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Today's digest has been prepared with care and diligence to avoid exposing my PC to any vires that these e-mails may have carried. |
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Let us tend to our gardens with diligence, and keeping the weeds from choking the plants! |
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What he does is simply a job requiring diligence, perseverance and a dash of good fortune. |
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It's all just going to take diligence and persistence and we've got plenty of that. |
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It is rather painful however to watch her clutch at the chance for stardom with a diligence and a desperation that the film does not warrant. |
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Something that would be highly unlikely to happen, at least with a modicum of due diligence by the pilot. |
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Why do the natural rules of trust, common sense and due diligence for some reason not seem to apply online? |
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Some of these duties relate to care and diligence, acting in the best interests of the company, and a duty to prevent insolvent trading. |
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What distinguished him was his extraordinary care and diligence in maintaining a meticulous filing system. |
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There he revealed those qualities of moderation, diligence, and attention to detail which were to characterize his political life. |
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He also sought to impart a philosophy of diligence, persistence, and excellence. |
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So I've been throwing myself at it with profound diligence, concentrating like some kind of concentrating ninja on the task in hand. |
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Reliance does not relieve directors of their responsibilities but does show care and diligence. |
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They are meant to act with skill, care and diligence, at the same time observing high standards of market conduct. |
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With a little due diligence, you can enjoy the benefits of VoIP without compromising your business's safety. |
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Glazer, who owns the Tampa Bay Buccaneers American football club, wants to run due diligence on the club ahead of making an offer. |
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The investor needs experts to do the due diligence in the big financial centres. |
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Clearly, we have to go through all the results of the due diligence that you always go through. |
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In the original article, the VC made statements about the company that showed he hadn't done much due diligence. |
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A spokesman for the group said due diligence was still going according to plan. |
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Be it home-based or not, don't even think of purchasing a franchise without conducting due diligence. |
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Sources anticipate a very competitive bidding war with no surprises understood to have emerged in the due diligence procedure or site visits. |
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It is incumbent upon anyone who is buying or reselling artwork to undertake due diligence. |
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In the U.S., CAO's block trade would have been illegal without the due diligence of a secondary stock offering. |
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Charging Palm over a million dollars for its pre-acquisition due diligence is an impressive business model. |
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Most churches are not in a position to handle this due diligence responsibility. |
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The medical principle would be due diligence by using every possible mechanism to confirm what you are doing. |
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Appendices enable the student to demonstrate due diligence without distracting or confusing the reader with extraneous material. |
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He was determined to apply himself with the same diligence which was the hallmark of his refereeing. |
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This share was to be in direct proportion to the diligence, ingenuity, productivity, and cooperation of each worker. |
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This gives the owner a chance to witness the proceedings and make sure due diligence is practiced. |
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If trading is carried on, however, there is a duty to manage with due diligence in doing so. |
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As a result, executive succession planning has become a staple of corporate due diligence. |
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The question, therefore, is not one of seller liability but of due diligence on the part of the buyer. |
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They would have been aware of further misconduct had they exercised due diligence in their supervision. |
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Her advice to the youth on the virtues of hard work and diligence won a hearty round of applause. |
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Potential financiers are performing more thorough due diligence and taking longer to commit to funding. |
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Extensive lung damage resulting from inhalation of the deadly vapours were the wages of his diligence. |
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The audited statements made the financial part of the due diligence process a walk in the park. |
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The achievements of the council in meeting its goals are a shining reflection of its diligence, and bear testimony to the commitment of the institution's governors. |
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The movant must plead facts which will support the conclusion that counsel's actions did not measure up to the customary skill and diligence of a reasonable attorney. |
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Angry, lost, and alone, she pursued her duties with unflagging diligence, and patrolled the castle where she was billeted, unflaggingly, in accordance with her training. |
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Indeed, in so far as it is material, I am wholly unpersuaded that the chronology of events which appears in the affidavits shows due diligence on her part. |
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It takes constant training, constant oversight, constant diligence. |
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The Respondents agreed to exercise reasonable skill, care and diligence in the performance of the services set out in their respective agreements. |
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During this time she has been a friendly ear to the many children at the school while her efficiency and diligence remains a constant comfort to parents. |
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Consequently, effort and diligence were not always explicitly known. |
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The writer of these lines is not a friend of footnotes, long appendices or pseudo-scholarly apparatus critici, but he would have wished for more diligence in that department. |
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If he or she was guilty of no want of diligence and used every effort to secure the appearance of the accused man, it might be proper to remit it entirely. |
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They are the liars-in-chief, the gatekeepers of vaults of dirty big secrets which wait for the deployment of journalistic diligence and courage to be uncovered. |
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From my own search diligence, I have read several reviews and road tests. |
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Lanxing is attempting to complete due diligence inspections by the end of January, in preparation for the signing of a sales contract by the end of March. |
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The uncertainty surrounding him would cause a chain of events and interviews, due diligence any team looking to acquire Williams in a trade would insist upon. |
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At its annual meeting last week, it confirmed it was conducting due diligence with a small number of potential acquirers, but would not be drawn on details. |
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If the horary concerns a 7th house matter, however, the affliction may be describing the situation under consideration, in which case the warning is to proceed with diligence. |
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Where was the due diligence the IRS is, by law, responsible for when it appointed Madoff a custodian? |
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What he may lack in leadership or due diligence skills, he makes up for in his abilities to whip the media into subservience. |
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Tom wanted to meet with me, so I wanted to do my due diligence before I met him and went online and looked at his credits. |
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Despite your intensive due diligence, something's gone awry. |
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Make clear to your children the times when you see them as trustworthy, teachable, and reliable or how much you appreciate their honesty, patience, kindness, or diligence. |
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A due diligence process related to shared services agreements has begun. |
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It restated that the consortium was fully funded, that it had carried out due diligence within five days and requested a second tranche of information from the company. |
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Depending on the facts of the case, a reasonable misconstruction or misunderstanding of such an instrument may not amount to want of due diligence. |
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Ferret is a carefully chosen comparison, implying diligence but absolutely no imagination. |
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The research analyst could be performing internal due diligence. |
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Her preparation sounds like normal due diligence by a conscientious executive for the task in hand. |
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A second look at the contractor's operations, their plant, equipment and marshalling yard, convinced me of their due diligence to complete the project on time. |
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Adopting a foreign child requires persistence, diligence, patience, and a reliance on the slow-turning wheels of justice. |
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Similarly, if you filed in February your diligence speaks volumes about your overall responsible nature. |
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Well, the attorney general had to do their due diligence to find out where the mistakes were made, and what happened. |
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Similarly, a high level of internal due diligence and quality assurance supports these rankings. |
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A lack of diligence in these responsibilities will result in the company being accused of making false statements of material facts in financial reports. |
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Due to the diligence of the admiral and good support from the Royal Tribunal, all the gentlemen and noblemen, and all those who had a horse in the city followed him. |
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Thorough due diligence is required as part of the prenuptial process so that unforeseen skeletons in closets are discovered before, not after, marriage. |
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Your cubicle mates pouring over their brackets with all of the serious intent and fevered diligence of Talmudic scholars. |
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It has allowed the project to bypass normal due diligence and environmental impact assessments. |
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Meanwhile, Libby is fired from her publishing job, even though she has done her work with exceptional diligence and passion. |
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Having the family around makes for a great time for everyone, but we're reminded that the extra summer traffic means extra diligence on the highways to and from the drags. |
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But despite getting an early diagnosis on the eve of her honeymoon due to her diligence, Leanne Muir died from the disease in June. |
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The new investors wanted to see the companies cap table as part of their due diligence, before closing the deal. |
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I would not have the master either frown or chide with him, if the child have done his diligence, and used no truantship therein. |
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Or obversely, why some ministries have exceeded their budgets without proper process and due diligence, according to the rules. |
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For crimes where imprisonment is a sanction, there is a requirement of at least a defence of due diligence. |
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Our motto is righteousness, professionalism, wholeheartedness and diligence. |
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Besides a share in the hotel, applicants, if they pass due diligence tests, are also entitled to citizenship in Dominica. |
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Yet Mossack Fonseca actually did and documented due diligence research, including a Google search. |
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These clients are obliged to perform due diligence on their clients in accordance with the KYC and AML regulations to which they are subject. |
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This was intended to illustrate that one cannot stop a task midway, and her example inspired Mencius to diligence in his studies. |
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Investors will need to perform a fair amount of due diligence in order to separate the wheat from the chaff. |
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On the real estate due diligence side, Managing Associate Melanie Comer led the team with support from Nicola Jones and Rachael Pallier. |
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Mr Sweepclean, secede paulisper, or, in your own language, grant us a supersedere of diligence for five minutes. |
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One of the key issues concerned Lloyds' takeover of HBOS and the amount of due diligence carried out before the acquisition. |
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I judged from your remark about the diligence and industry of the high Parisian upper crust that it would have some point. |
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The acquisition is subject to final due diligence, regulatory approvals and other suspensive conditions typical for a transaction of this nature. |
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Eisenhart proposed that the only real protection is due diligence. |
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One of the best ways to avoid long accounts receivable timelines is by doing due diligence on your customers up front. |
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The fourth standard of care is to use prudent experts and document due diligence in the implementation of the policy statement. |
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Our new products group did extensive due diligence of antivirus solutions from around the world. |
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Being in a civilised country of stage-coaches, I determined to sell my lady friend and be off by the diligence that afternoon. |
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The Elk Falls Lumbermill remains for sale and we continue to work with different parties conducting due diligence on the operation. |
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Only the fair copy was written by him with the utmost diligence, in calligraphic handwriting, clearly and readably. |
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The carrier shall be liable for loss or damage arising or resulting from unseaworthiness causes by the want of due diligence. |
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Do thy diligence to come before winter. Eubulus greeteth thee, and Pudens, and Linus, and Claudia, and all the brethren. |
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Expenses eligible for the 60-month amortization include start-up and investigatory expenses, such as due diligence. |
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Ford would also open its books for a more comprehensive due diligence by Tata. |
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Before the negotiation and due diligence started, we agreed to sign a letter of intent. |
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Oldman stated on The South Bank Show that it had nothing to do with being better than someone else, rather his diligence and application. |
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When asked to legally commit to an exclusivity period to allow due diligence to commence, he reneged. |
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It was down to the skills and due diligence of the team involved that the problem was both highlighted and dealt with so expediently. |
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As Orac notes, it is a very least a failure of due diligence. |
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Generally, parties rely on independent third parties to conduct due diligence studies or business assessments. |
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To help Daiwa, EMG streamlined its due diligence reports, summarizing information in succinct tables and condensing narrative to need-to-know information only. |
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In June, HRC acquired Questor, LLC of Portland, Maine, a real estate consulting firm providing due diligence and underwriting services to the real estate industry. |
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In addition to French and German, he was also schooled in English and Italian, and studied genealogy, military history and battle tactics with particular diligence. |
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This case highlights the importance of surgical diligence in removing all morcellated specimens at the time of laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy and myomectomy. |
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If we exercised due diligence in the tendering process, we can achieve this in five years and change the landscape of this country unrecognizably. |
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Suhr, loaned him a copy of Snorri Sturluson's Heimskringla, and the rector, Ludvig Heiberg, gave him a new translation as a prize for his diligence. |
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With considerable help from Agnes and his own great diligence, hard work and discipline, David ultimately finds fame and fortune as an author, by writing fiction. |
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The western models of negotiations overemphasise due diligence and mastery of the substance and underemphasise the behavioural dimension of the negotiation. |
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Directors have a duty to exercise reasonable skill care and diligence. |
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In histories of Methodism, he often appears as a somewhat bureaucratic figure, admired for his diligence and indefatigableness rather than his brilliance. |
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Daniels said that a company would always like to do more due diligence on another company, but there are legal limits on how much is possible before an actual acquisition. |
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The BSA requires financial institutions to engage in customer due diligence, or KYC, which is sometimes known in the parlance as know your customer. |
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Cuthbert's fame for piety, diligence, and obedience quickly grew. |
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