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Ole, Stale and Henning were big-name players who left here but failed in British football as managers.
Viewers are more interested in the content of a programme as opposed to big-name presenters' payments.
The Chancellor is to unveil a Au154 million blitz on big-name global companies and wealthy individuals who dodge tax bills to claw back billions of pounds for the Treasury.
REPORT; PLUS ALL THE EUROPA LEAGUE ACTION PAGES 46,47 more convincingly big-name new Cole, against Sunday of onWednesday, a second-half Debutant Christian
The Blues are desperate for a big-name signing to boost ticket sales at the 27,000 state-of-the-art stadium to be shared with Cardiff City at Leck with.
In October, Al-Jazeera announced it had signed its first big-name Western journalist: Sir David Frost.
Clarke, Robert Silverberg, and many big-name authors.
The huge Ropewalk complex will house more than 30 big-name stores in 205,000sqft of retail space - the equivalent to five football pitches.
Best of all, he gets paid for it as a "cool hunter" who works for "the client," a big-name company that specializes in athletic wear through Mandy, their marketing agent.
WHAT a start to the William Hill Derby at Wimbledon, and connections of Farloe Marathon could be excused for feeling a little miffed as he is just about the only big-name casualty so far.
Larry Flick needs to learn his queer rock history ["Return of the Pansys," September 16]: "The rock world is still bereft of big-name out, loud, and proud guitar slingers"?
Gates thought it unlikely the club would be able to attract a big-name manager to the north-east.
The big-name services, such as MSN or AOL, tend to focus on urban areas, ignoring the smaller communities.
I don't know what big-name attorneys like Alan Dershowitz or Johnny Cochran are raking in these days, but I did find a listing of the nation's most successful attorneys in a recent issue of Dacapo magazine.
And Gregory is adamant his experiences with the mercurial Frenchman and striker Stan Collymore have not put him off bringing other big-name players to Villa Park in the future.
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