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"We see the Democrats leaving areas of the state open, and it 's going to be problematic for them," said Todd Cranney, Ms. Whitman 's political director.
Some California Democrats Gripe About Funds Jim Carlton 2010
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Pat Cranney (Sidetrack's writer-in-residence) moves in as Chullora's writer-in-residence (own locker and overalls provided)!
LOCO 1983
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I asked how big this group would be and Cranney declined to answer saying that was
TechCrunch Sarah Lacy 2011
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"His production of 'Love's Labor Lost' was pure poetry in every sense -- visual poetry as well," said Cranney.
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In addition to mentoring and coaching founders, Cranney will be building essentially a pre-sales organization within the firm that will constantly scout purchase-level managers at
TechCrunch Sarah Lacy 2011
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Cranney will be building essentially a pre-sales organization within the firm that will constantly scout purchase-level managers at Fortune 500 companies, to pave direct lines to them and know in advance what kinds of products they want to buy, leading to a shorter, almost pre-qualified sales cycle for Andreessen Horowitz's companies.
TechCrunch Sarah Lacy 2011
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"His production of 'Love's Labor Lost' was pure poetry in every sense -- visual poetry as well," said Cranney.
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I asked how big this group would be and Cranney declined to answer saying that was
TechCrunch Sarah Lacy 2011
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"He was truly a force within the University, and nationally," said Jon Cranney, a theater artist who studied with Ballet.
www.startribune.com 2012
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Cranney isn't some techy whiz-kid, visionary founder or even a financial wizard.
TechCrunch Sarah Lacy 2011
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