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• BIA spokesman Rex Hackler said after the report was released.
• However, Dataquest's Hackler hesitates to write off Sprint's chances.
• Rex Hackler, a spokesman for Bureau of Indian Affairs, did not return calls Thursday.
• "I think she's a smart lawyer " trying to protect herself, said Hackler.
• Holly Bluff post office was established July 31, 1906, with Marcia M . Hackler as first postmaster.
• In the 1990s, a product known as The Hackler, an Irish poit韓, was developed by Cooley Distillery.
• So popular was this song that the promotional literature originally referred incorrectly to a hackler as a maker of poit韓.
• In June 1967, General Hackler became deputy director of information, Office of the Secretary of the Air Force.
• Sprint will also have to overcome a shortage of skilled technicians and avoid distractions from the pending merger, Hackler said.
• They just want fast Internet access, said Kathie Hackler, broadband analyst for San Jose, Calif .-based Dataquest.
• FORT MYERS, Fla . ( AP ) _ Grethel Hackler, widow of an executive with The Associated Press, died Thursday.
• An aging hackler, Pat McDonald,  Paddy Jack was pursued and arrested by a sergeant who had come to Grouse Hall.
• "Kids and adults have enjoyed collecting and trading baseball cards for decades, " said Tracy Hackler, a Donruss representative.
• From the consumer side, Hackler said, it remains to be seen what types of prices and packages will be offered by service providers.
• The hackler may have been Pat McDonald who died, aged 83, at his son's farm in Claragh, Cootehill in 1896.
• Maclyn Arbuckle, playing the local politician Jim Hackler, starred both on Broadway and on the road, playing the role for four years.
• `The ( proposed ) Sprint-MCI WorldCom merger makes this even more interesting, ` Hackler wrote in a May report on the industry.
• That would be easier said than done, said Greg Hackler, a Winslow chiropractor and former president of the Standin'on the Corner Foundation.
• Hackler's husband, Victor, served for many years as the wire service's liaison officer with The Associated Press Managing Editors association.
• Rex Hackler, spokesman for the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs, said his office has not seen anything on a Cayuga-Catskill Development partnership.