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"These days, market futurists and business wonks rarely have a meaningful economics discussion without using the term 'disruptive technology,'" observed McKay Coppins in Newsweek magazine last year.
Sean McManus: The Business of Life Sean McManus 2011
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"These days, market futurists and business wonks rarely have a meaningful economics discussion without using the term 'disruptive technology,'" observed McKay Coppins in Newsweek magazine last year.
Sean McManus: The Business of Life Sean McManus 2011
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"These days, market futurists and business wonks rarely have a meaningful economics discussion without using the term 'disruptive technology,'" observed McKay Coppins in Newsweek magazine last year.
Sean McManus: The Business of Life Sean McManus 2011
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"These days, market futurists and business wonks rarely have a meaningful economics discussion without using the term 'disruptive technology,'" observed McKay Coppins in Newsweek magazine last year.
Sean McManus: The Business of Life Sean McManus 2011
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Coppins agreed to take the Cupboard off Howard's hands for fifty quid, can't say more, seeing as how there's no key to it, squire.
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Coppins was already backing to the door, with Horace and Dolly dancing attendance.
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Coppins called a dolly and with which they both seemed to have a close, though warily respectful, relationship.
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Coppins for some sort of explanation, but Geo. was already gone.
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Coppins of "Your end, Horace" and "Easy does it" and inevitably, "Dolly, Horace, dolly!" it was finally, painfully decanted against the wall, exactly where Howard had planned.
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Coppins -- for Howard had decided that this was indeed he -- regarded him beadily.
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