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HONESTY worked
Prayer in a printing mistake
I had just moved back to Dallas after living and working in another state for a few years. It was late 1990, and lots of business were laying off employees, so I was really glad to be able to get a job as soon as I needed one—the big firm where I'd worked before, first in the '70s a couple of times and again in the '80s, offered me work as soon as I called them. They always seemed to have a place for me. And that felt good. It would have been easy to believe that at my age, I was not exactly this law firm's first choice—that they'd want the youngest, strongest, and most technically savvy people they could find.
My first day back, I saw lots of old friends and colleagues. Their common greeting was, "She's baaack."

July 29, 2002 issue
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Staying on the path
Bill Dawley
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letters
with contributions from Joan Stagg, Ron Walker, Roger Due, Daphne Payne, Dorothy Kerr
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items of interest
with contributions from Amanda Bower, David M. Young
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THE TONE at the top
By Dave Hohle Senior Managing Editor
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When INVESTING, put GOD first
By Tony Lovett
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Betrayed in business, Sustained by PRAYER
By Diane Maloney
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HONESTY worked
By Bettie Gray Sentinel staff
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Buyer BEWARE
By Beverly Bemis Hawks Dewindt
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SURVIVING a stock market crash
By Beverly Goldsmith Contributing Editor
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A SPIRITUAL VIEW OF MARKETS IN TURMOIL
Christine Negley
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Integrity in coaching college football
By Kim Shippey Sentinel staff
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More than human destiny
By Tony Lobl
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A time for steadfastness
By Russ Gerber
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A life full of spiritual healings
Peter Tonge
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Prayer brings happiness and resolution
Melva Smith
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Protected at gunpoint
Marcelle Gense
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Economics 101
John Selover