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direct affairs

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Direct affairs of the company for the benefit of shareholders.
Today, the situation has changed and it is necessary to direct affairs using the intellect rather than weapons as it used to be.
Hooker Paul Rowley, Clinch and Holroyd will direct affairs for Halifax; Bradford's play-calling duties are on the shoulders of James Lowes, Paul Deacon and David Boyle.
 
 
 
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