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| Beyond the parking lot, with 600 spaces for students' cars even though the Class of 2008 won't drive for another year, heavy-equipment operators were preparing the ground for a $5 million football field that Vincent said would be ``stadium ready'' in case a donor came around with lights and bleachers. Now that Bush is pushing the idea of creating death squads in Iraq, it all makes sense--In April 2004, we were already preparing the ground to become human rights violators on a grand scale; apparently invasion and occupation of sovereign nations, and torture were just a prelude. In contrast, a well crafted business and Succession Financing plan allows owners to take all or part of their equity years in advance of retirement while maintaining control and preparing the ground for the next generation of owners or managers. |
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