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He didn’t succeed and he crashed forward, even as the one called Atol frantically tried to figure out what had just happened.
Star Trek® New Frontier Peter David 1997
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He didn’t succeed and he crashed forward, even as the one called Atol frantically tried to figure out what had just happened.
Star Trek® New Frontier Peter David 1997
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He didn’t succeed and he crashed forward, even as the one called Atol frantically tried to figure out what had just happened.
Star Trek® New Frontier Peter David 1997
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He didn’t succeed and he crashed forward, even as the one called Atol frantically tried to figure out what had just happened.
Star Trek® New Frontier Peter David 1997
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He didn’t succeed and he crashed forward, even as the one called Atol frantically tried to figure out what had just happened.
Star Trek® New Frontier Peter David 1997
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She was called the Duchess of "Atol," and the distinguished head of the International Labour Organization and was anxious to get certain arrangements made for carrying on his organization, and the Duchess was opposing them as they came up, saying, "I think we cannot get that."
Locarno 1925
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Eyewear company Atol Les Opticiens says 70% of the 120 employees at its headquarters have been working overtime hours since the 2007 law was passed.
France Debates Effect of Overtime Law Sebastian Moffett 2011
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But in Atol's case, he says, it meant the company didn't have to cut jobs in France.
France Debates Effect of Overtime Law Sebastian Moffett 2011
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Travellers who are now on holiday will be repatriated to the UK by the CAA.Those who have booked and paid for holidays to come will find their trips cancelled, but they will be entitled to compensation under the Air Travel Organisers' Licensing scheme, Atol.
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Philippe Peyrard , Atol's managing director, says the tax-free overtime has allowed Atol to keep its 20-person call center in France, rather than moving it to a lower-cost French-speaking country such as Tunisia.
France Debates Effect of Overtime Law Sebastian Moffett 2011
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