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Mahn Mahn, the president of the Backpack Health Worker Team, has similar fears.
Karens Flee Fighting in Burma, But Live in Limbo in Thailand 2011
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While encouraged by the retail season's trend of increased sales so far, Forbes.com contributor, and President and CIO of Hennion & Walsh Asset Management, Kevin Mahn remains cautious about how successful the season will be after businesses factor in lower margins from deep discounts.
Everett Sizemore: Holiday Shopping Events Spell Good News for the U.S. Economy Everett Sizemore 2011
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According to Mr. Mahn, "Despite the initial Black Friday/Cyber Monday headline numbers, I believe that American consumers are trying to live within their means this holiday season".
Everett Sizemore: Holiday Shopping Events Spell Good News for the U.S. Economy Everett Sizemore 2011
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In terms of before the election in Burma we expected there would be more conflict but nobody in the international community believed us, Mahn Mahn said.
Karens Flee Fighting in Burma, But Live in Limbo in Thailand 2011
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"I don't think last year was an anomaly," says Kevin Mahn , the chief investment officer at advisory firm Hennion & Walsh.
In New Year, Being More Active Is Thus Far Good (Financial) Advice Sarah Morgan 2012
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Laughed long an hard at that one, there is a saying "Mahn tracht oon gaht lacht" - Man plans and God laughs.
One for the Darwin Awards. FIDO The Dog 2009
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Mahn-doo are the Korean version of what is popularly known as a "dumpling," also as "gyoza" in Japan, "won ton" in China, and "f--kin' tasty" in The Delicious Life.
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Mahn-doo are the Korean version of what is popularly known as a "dumpling," also as "gyoza" in Japan, "won ton" in China, and "f--kin' tasty" in The Delicious Life.
Archive 2006-03-01 2006
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Mahn-doo can be added to soup or eaten on their own steamed, boiled, pan-fried, or deep-fried my favorite.
Archive 2006-03-01 2006
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Mahn-doo can be added to soup or eaten on their own steamed, boiled, pan-fried, or deep-fried my favorite.
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