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• But not in Newton, Mass ., where Al Cohen pounds the pavement.
• Instead, Gerber said, " we pound the pavement, visit stores and read all available public documents ."
• Instead, he said, " we pound the pavement, visit stores and read all available public documents ."
• With a recession looming, the former Viasec employees were forced to pound the pavement in search of work.
• Peterson said she doesn't want to apply for governmental assistance, and plans to pound the pavement for a new job.
• "It's been a long time since people had to pound the pavement, " said Sloan's dean, Richard L . Schmalensee.
• Patterson said she doesn't want to apply for governmental assistance, and plans to pound the pavement for a new job.
• Under the new plan, workers would pound the pavement only until they had forms from 90 percent of each county's residents.
• "They can pound the pavement, but they can't beat the Bush, " said John Zogby, whose New York-based firm conducted the survey.
• "The reaction right now is very positive, " said John McGeough, RCN's senior director of sales, who often pounds the pavement himself.
• Sure, Levine pounds the pavement like all good local pols, trudging from house to house in his district of 2, 300 voters.
• If it doesn't happen, or if war in Iraq deals a new blow to the hotel business, Pulido will pound the pavement.
• He said party leaders tend to select " eager beavers who are willing to pound the pavement and shake the money tree ."
• But he said Bush needs to pound the pavement a tad more often in New Hampshire if he wants to win more converts.
• Just letting you know that the " Impeach Clinton " signboard guy who pounds the pavement on lower Market St . has updated his sign.
• Gone are the days when would-be entrepreneurs had to pound the pavement to scrape together enough venture capital to get their Internet companies off the ground.
• Philip Boit and Henry Bitok showed up for their first day of cross-country ski practice ready to lace up their running shoes and pound the pavement.
• I ended up taking it as a challenge of how the world worked . . . . You have to go out and pound the pavement.
• She says she is considering a move to Seattle, where she knows someone in video production, but plans to " pound the pavements more " in New York.