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It's a bold target, but valid in its attainability, Hennessy says, pointing out the firm's success in other major cities like Washington DC, Chicago, Los Angeles and, of course, Dallas, where the company is headquartered and where Roger Staubach, its founder and a former Super Bowl winning quarterback for the Cowboys, is an icon. In short, a person or a group suffused with resentment suffers from two negative conditions: incurable impotency coupled with an incurable lack of attainability. But understanding progress by individual standards is the only way to prove or disprove the time frame's attainability for an individual school. |
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