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Window report: Failed to bring in the quality required to boost their flagging survival hopes.
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The company does very little advertising, but relies on referrals from satisfied customers to bring in new business.
Top of their game: some of the most profitable writers of personal lines insurance are not household names. But whether they specialize in underwriting, claims management or keeping overhead costs low, they all tend to keep a laser-like focus on the bottom line
The INS has discussed plans to bring in Bosnian or Sudanese refugees as replacement workers, since they have legal status and would be willing to work long hours on the kill floor.
Community and Labor Relations: The INS Plays the "Good Cop"
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