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2. All of the best Black Friday deals: Amazon, Walmart, Wayfair ...

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   Target: The Black Friday Deals have landed at Target, and you can score savings on women's clothing (up to 40% off), toys (up to 50% off), kitchen and dining items (up to 50% off), vacuums and ...

3. Clothing retailer Express announces bankruptcy, store closings

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   Clothing retailer Express announced on Monday that it is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and will close 95 of its locations throughout the U.S. The company said those locations would begin having ...

4. Borders (retailer) - Wikipedia

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   Borders Group also launched a customer appreciation program called Borders Rewards. In contrast to a membership from Barnes & Noble, which was a paid-for membership that entitled customers to discounts, Borders Rewards was a free program with discount coupons and the ability to earn store credit for purchases.

5. Larry H. Miller - Wikipedia

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   Miller and Horne had anticipated this and arranged for a shipment of new inventory from Toyota in advance and stored them off-site until closing. The dealership re-opened on May 1, 1979, as Larry H. Miller Toyota. They sold 172 cars their first month in business. The location had only averaged 30 cars per month previously. [3]

6. List of Saturday Night Live commercial parodies - Wikipedia

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   [30] American Express — This 2015 parody of the credit card's celebrity-driven ad campaign features episode host Chris Hemsworth recalling how people said he was too tall, too blonde, and too muscular to make it in show business. But, he concludes, "if a jacked Australian with a perfect face can make it, anyone can."

7. Dudley Clarke - Wikipedia

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   Clarke was annoyed at what he saw as a power grab and at the sudden high profile of deception operations (Bagnold's promotion was widely publicised). Over the next few months Bagnold secured more and more of the day-to-day management of deception operations leaving 'A' Force, and Clarke, in a training and advisory capacity. [30]