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1. Jim Monroe was president when my great-grandfather was born.
2. The problem is that Dot, Don and Jim Monroe won't be.
3. Great-granddad was here when Jim Monroe came up with his renowned Doctrine.
4. Jim Monroe, MAPE's executive director, said " there were substantial gains made ."
5. Jim Monroe, an MCI spokesman, said that hundreds of employees will be eligible for bonuses drawn from these pools.
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7. However, MCI WorldCom spokesman Jim Monroe confirmed that MCI is so far the only known victim of the Remote Explorer virus.
8. MCI offers local service in 23 markets now and plans to be in 31 by the end of this year, said company spokesman Jim Monroe.
9. You also can write to owner Jim Monroe at Box 508, Edgmont, Pa . 19028 or send facsimile messages to ( 610 ) 359-1275.
10. Jim Monroe, a spokesman for WorldCom and MCI, disputed the institute reports, saying the two companies together only account for 20 percent of all Internet revenues.
11. "The reason it has come to this is a resignation on the part of state workers that enough is enough, " said Jim Monroe, MAPE executive director.
12. "We live in a company town _ an old-fashioned, classic company town, " laments Jim Monroe, a resident of the Vista San Ramon housing development.
13. "Our industry is, for the most part, recession-proof, " said Jim Monroe, vice president of Van Nuys-based Vivid Video, one of the world's largest producers of explicit adult entertainment.
14. Starting with " Rigged ", the band made a decision to take its music in a slightly different direction . " Rigged " was recorded by Jim Monroe, who would go on to produce nearly all of Farside's material.
15. MCI spokesman Jim Monroe would not identify potential buyers of its Internet business, valued at about $ 1 billion, but Cable & Wireless had indicated recently that it was still in talks with MCI, even after the original deal was shot down by regulators.
16. The Carl Albert Center's Congressional Archives contain manuscripts, photographs, and UPI reporter Harry Culver, historians Danney Goble and Richard N . Lowitt, presidential advisor Bryce Harlow, political scientist Ronald M . Peters, Jr ., and press secretaries Jim Monroe, Beth Campbell Short, and Malvina Stephenson.