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• Excel buys long-distance time on other companies'networks, then sells the service door-to-door.
• Heathcote, ducking out of a service door to survey progress, got surprised.
• They stayed at a separate hotel and entered through service doors.
• "We entered by the service door and that's how they're treating us ."
• It consists of a central service door flanked on each side by two windows.
• After a 7 a . m . meeting, we parked outside the RV center's service door.
• Sensing that money could be made, Schechter formed a company, which initially sold its services door-to-door.
• There were large service doors beneath the fuselage that provided excellent access to the engines for maintenance.
• Excel buys long-distance time on other companies'networks, then sells the service door-to-door under names including Dial & Save.
• The idea dates back to the times when knife-sharpeners and handymen would ply their services door to door.
• Excel buys long-distance time on other companies'networks, then sells the service door-to-door under names including Dial & AMP; Save.
• While it was not named as a cause of the accident, investigators also found that the galley service doors.
• In the middle of the south side is a taller arched entrance with service door and the remains of a hoist.
• And even when landlords give Seren access to wire their buildings, Stice complains that they often aren't allowed to sell their service door-to-door.
• The aircraft is fitted with a passenger door in the port forward fuselage, and a service door / emergency exit is installed opposite.
• For months, marketing representatives from the competing companies had fanned out across the city, canvassing the undecided and pitching their services door to door.
• "See that ? " he said Wednesday night in front of the Ranger dugout, pointing north to the giant service door over left field.
• Some states also require that the usually different seating capacities for children and adults be displayed near the service door of school buses and non-school buses.
• The whole composite airframe is composed of a monoblock fuselage, detachable wing and V-Tail, retractable landing gear, redundant control surfaces, avionics and payload bays and service doors.
• Attendees enter through a service door near the London Bridge Station and go through a series of tunnels and corridors that have pieces of past sets and dressings.