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We hit the ground running with our business plan in California and we're hitting the ground running here, too," he said. Hitting the ground running, the new Indy TM Lance Dawes signed up Canada's own Chris Haslam and Colorado's Angel Ramirez. Silverman, 53, is hitting the ground running for Gerard, hiring Jonathan Bloch, an investment banker formerly with Chanin Capital Partners, and Internet research analyst David Takata, formerly with Gruntal & Co. |
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hit with hitch hitch wagon to Hitch your wagon to a star hither hither, thither, and yon hits the fan hitting the ground running hive of activity ho-hum hoard up hoarse as a crow hobnob with Hobson's choice hock |
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