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Alan Johnson Quotes
«There is not a do-nothing option.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«The fear that O'Neal probably has is complacency. He's sending a message that as hard as it is to do, they've got to step it up.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«Call this Son of Herbie. It sounds like a pretty good idea. There's not usually a lot of creativity in this space.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«We're doing in 90 days what would normally take up to a year or longer. We know there are going to be failures, but we aim to fail early in the process and then fix the problems. We're sticking very clearly to industry standards and testing everything from day one.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«These kids are all good. Half of them come from our local club.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«We found there was no one shape or size.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«The better we know her, the better we can serve her needs.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«We can't put our head in the sand and ignore it. By the time we emerge, our world will have changed beyond recognition, and the UK would be lost in the slipstream.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«Getting a client who has built up liquid assets of, say, one million dollars to pay an annual, upfront fee of $10,000 is a much harder sell than the $400- to $500-per-trade transaction. The client has to be convinced of the value-added.»
Author: Alan Johnson
«ACOA has come under some harsh criticism. By putting it under the watchful eye of a progressive MP like Mr. MacKay, we can only be confident about its continuation.»
Author: Alan Johnson