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Douglas Safranek, a Brooklyn, New York artist who takes five months to create one three-by-two-foot painting in egg tempera, began to paint smaller works from three-by-three-inch to eight-by-12-inch because I could do them more quickly.
Daniel Grant: The Art World's Slowpokes Daniel Grant 2011
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Douglas Safranek, a Brooklyn, New York artist who takes five months to create one three-by-two-foot painting in egg tempera, began to paint smaller works from three-by-three-inch to eight-by-12-inch because I could do them more quickly.
Daniel Grant: The Art World's Slowpokes Daniel Grant 2011
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This news comes on the heels of a very significant legal victory by former Ave Maria School of Law professor Stephen Safranek who accepted a settlement offer in his October 2007 wrongful termination suit against Ave Maria moneyman and controlling power Tom Monaghan, the Ave Maria Foundation, the Law School, and former AMSL Dean and President Bernard Dobranski — see Safranek Wins Settlement from Ave Maria and Monaghan for details.
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That from Wal-Mart, which is now the subject of a lawsuit involving the Safranek family there in Florida.
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Robert H. Lorsch, Chief Executive Officer, Richard M. Lagani, Executive Vice President, and Ingrid Safranek, Chief Financial Officer, will review second quarter results and discuss the Company's outlook for the third and fourth quarters.
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Palmer - Torres 7 7-8 23, Fair 2 0-0 5, Safranek 0 0-0 0, Strempke 1 0-0 2, Miller 8
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Palmer - Torres 5 11-12 23, Fair 1 0-0 2, Safranek 1 0-1 2, Strempke 0 0-0 0, Miller
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Palmer - Torres 3 0-1 18, Fair 1 0-2 2, Safranek 0 0-0 0, Strempke 0 0-6 0, Miller 5 0-0
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"The increased density is going to create more of a rat's nest atmosphere," Safranek warned.
The Athens NEWS :: Athens, Ohio's only locally-owned newspaper :: Home David DeWitt 2010
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"Management has taken what we believe to be a cautious approach to our guidance by carefully evaluating our sales and marketing agreements, distribution channels and long lead times for time-to-market, which the Company has experienced in the past," added Safranek.
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