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The cumulating evidence of moderating expansion seemed especially clear in the information on employment growth and manufacturing output. If Hilton Hotels were indeed sold, it would be a dramatic development for a company that over the last few years has been noted for its aggressive acquisitions, cumulating in the $3 billion purchase last November of Promus Hotel Corp. George decides to invite the screenwriter to air his reasons each night during ratings week, cumulating - it is hoped - with an on-air suicide. |
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