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get ahold of
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get ahold of somebody (spoken)
to communicate with someone get hold of somebody I'm trying to get ahold of everyone to tell them the party is at 9 tomorrow.
See also: get

get ahold of something (spoken)

to obtain something get hold of something I finally got ahold of that novel you said I should read.
See also: get


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Ahold is setting up a "Business Control for Retail" function to support and challenge the retail units in reviews and analysis of actual performance and future plans, according to a Reuters report.
BALTIMORE -- A multi-national notification program began today, as ordered by the United States District Court for the District of Maryland, to alert investors, brokers, financial institutions and other nominees who bought or received as a dividend Royal Ahold N.
"We see this as a key opportunity to engage our DSD suppliers more actively in our primary business goal of serving our customers in our stores," said Bill Grize, President and CEO of Ahold USA.
 
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