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In I Hate People!, the book I co-wrote with Jonathan Littman, that boss is what we call a Bulldozer, ready to run right over anyone.
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Its so-called Bulldozer program was initiated in 2002 by none other than Paddy Ashdown, who at the time was serving there as a high-level diplomat.
To Spark a Recovery, Think Small David Rutley 2011
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His works include poetry collections titled Bulldozer (1983) and
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Next step, a push, once again, into the server market, led by a high-end version of its Fusion design dubbed 'Bulldozer.'
unknown title 2011
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He took note of Lee's nickname "Bulldozer" and said Lee, slight of build, doesn't look anything like an NFL linebacker, but had earned his nickname by taking apart and reassembling a bulldozer to figure out how to make it work better.
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He took note of Lee's nickname "Bulldozer" and said Lee, slight of build, doesn't look anything like an NFL linebacker, but had earned his nickname by taking apart and reassembling a bulldozer to figure out how to make it work better.
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Sure, AMD's sorta reveling in getting handed $1.25 billion by Intel, but more importantly, they've just revealed the future of AMD chips: The promised Atom competitor Bobcat, and a new high-end architecture called Bulldozer ...
Blogrunner 2009
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He won the nickname " Bulldozer " for good reason.
A Tale of Two Asian Cities Guy Sorman 2010
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CPR Ad: "Bulldozer" Narrator: There are hundreds of choices in health care plans today.
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Analysts expect Lee, whose nickname is the "Bulldozer," to move gradually, especially in his effort to lower trade barriers with major partners.
Back After Bad Beef 2008
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