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• For the best buys on towels, wait for the January white sales.
• Ski areas, hotels and even airlines have their own version of the white sale.
• She, too, contends that the company took away accounts and gave them to white sales representatives.
• _Steamboat in Colorado touts two late-season white sales.
• The white sales on bedding are past.
• "Mom, wasn't that white sale today ?"
• Eric Karros has been shopped on the open market and discounted like extra linen at a white sale.
• He clogs the passing lanes and chases loose balls and elicits more charges than a department-store White Sale.
• We are at the mall shopping at a white sale, along with a couple thousand mothers and small children.
• Diane Brown, operations manager at Waccamaw's Homeplace in Centerville, said the store's annual winter white sale always brings in shoppers.
• A "'white sale "'is a marketing strategy in which a store steeply merchandise to increase sales during a short period of time.
• _In Utah, Cedar Breaks Lodge, located at the base of Brian Head's Navajo Peak, is having a " Winter White Sale ."
• For instance, Springmaid Wamsutta will hold its white sale through February, offering discounts of 20 percent to 25 percent off all items.
• As you move around, you're not sure whether this is real or just an elaborate advertising gimmick for a Washington's Birthday white sale.
• The representatives contend that white sales managers would routinely exclude them from opportunities that would allow them to earn higher commissions and to advance.
• One show, " White Sale : Revolution Denied " in 1984, was characterized by the use of bandagelike wrappings, anonymous white-painted objects and declamatory texts.
• Look for WestPoint Stevens, which also specializes in bed, bath and linens, to offer its customers additional savings with a traditional January white sale of its own.
• They charged that Abercrombie & Fitch, known for its " classic casual American " clothing styles, hires a disproportionately white sales force and puts minorities in less-visible jobs.
• They charged that Abercrombie & amp; Fitch, known for its " classic casual American " clothing styles, hires a disproportionately white sales force and puts minorities in less-visible jobs.
• According to Ian Scharfman, a Houston lawyer representing the 10 agents, the white sales agents are assigned to more affluent neighborhoods while black agents are assigned to lower-income black neighborhoods.