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Publishers say yellow pages still relevant
Seeded on Wed Nov 5, 2008 9:12 PM EST (msnbc.com)
Yellow pages in America can't get any respect. That's the sentiment of those behind this multibillion-dollar business who have seen revenue head south amid a declining economy and the advent of Internet search engines.
AT&T earnings surged 84 percent
Seeded on Wed Nov 5, 2008 9:05 PM EST (msnbc.com)
AT&T Corp.'s fourth-quarter earnings climbed nearly 84 percent to $625 million, with more than half of the profit coming from a tax benefit related to last fall's huge writedown in the value of the huge long-distance telephone company's assets.
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I agree with you totally on that statement you made about read your bible, they are preparing for the New World Order, which will surely take place very soon. These comments people are making doesn't make sense, their minds are far away from reality. I truly believe O is finishing the works of B and behind the scenes they are definately working together. I know that the biblical prophesy Revelation 13 has been already fulfilled and on going. Keep on going and continue to serve the Creator because he's the only way.
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