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Outlook: Dobin is the first, man or woman, in NCAA history to lead Division
USATODAY.com 2005
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The word "termination" often means there's more digging to do, says Marc Dobin , a securities lawyer in Jupiter, Fla.
Digging Up Dirt. And Deciphering It. Suzanne Barlyn 2011
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Advisers who "voluntarily resign" also may have a hidden story to tell, such as an internal investigation that isn't yet resolved, says Mr. Dobin.
Digging Up Dirt. And Deciphering It. Suzanne Barlyn 2011
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But they're starting to realize the advantages of specifics, says Mr. Dobin.
Digging Up Dirt. And Deciphering It. Suzanne Barlyn 2011
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Marc Dobin, a lawyer in Jupiter, Fla., who represents brokerage firms and brokers in industry disputes, said he believes industry-affiliated arbitrators consider themselves industry watchdogs, not cheerleaders.
'Public' Arbitration? Brokers Balk Daisy Maxey 2010
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More recently, in 2007, Trinity College student Sam Dobin rounded the course before the last chime sounded.
Long May You Run Chris Cooper 2010
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La'Terrica Dobin added 14 points and six assists, and Katrina
USATODAY.com 2004
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La'Terrica Dobin added 14 points and six assists, and Katrina
USATODAY.com 2004
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Northwestern State guard La'Terrica Dobin returns after leading the nation in assists last season with an average of 8.62 dishes per game.
USATODAY.com - Around the South: SEC, ACC return riding upswings 2002
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The Chief looked up at DI Dobin, a smirk on his chubby red face.
Dangerous Lady Cole, Martina 1992
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