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Frontier Communications Corporation (Nasdaq:FTR) announced on Thursday that it has appointed Dale Shover as vice president-Business Operations/Finance for the South Region, covering Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Nevada.

(5.) Shover, N., Hochstetler, A.: Cultural explanation and organizational crime: Crime, Law, & Social Change, vol.(37), pp.

Shover, an associate also based in Philadelphia, represented the seller, a prominent local developer who owns a substantial portfolio of office and retail properties.

(Yup, I've had plenty of dynamic 'careers' in my time.) Eventually I was promoted to assistant manager trolley shover. At least I think that was the official job title.

(72.) SHOVER ET AL., supra note 63, at 54 ("Now, the bitter

(50) In 2005, Neal Shover and Aaron Routhe applied strategic regulatory theory in the context of the enforcement of environmental crimes in the US.

951, 952 (1995) (studying the profiles of a sample of sperm donors and finding an average age of twenty-four, and that 81% were single, 89% were white, and 65% were full-time students); Shover et al., supra note 16, at 576 (reporting similar findings)

RED-HOT SHOVER: Di Canio famously pushed ref Paul Alcock

Martin-Johnson - Blanche Shover Martin-Johnson, 85, of Springfield, died Sept.

Trust spokeswoman Lisa Shover, said Nina's (which rhymes with mynah's) impact on the industry was felt when the Pulliam newspapers--Central Newspapers, Inc.--became the first newspaper organization in the country to have a pension program for employees.

Shover, Neal and Andy Hochstetler, Choosing White-Collar Crime.