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Gone are the days when employers would hoard talented employees or worry about being understaffed for the good times.

On the opening kickoff, Crenshaw’s Jacori Starks caught the ball at the 15-yard line, but ran backward to try to make something out of nothing with hoards of Eagles running at him.

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Clients prolong their misery by refusing to acknowledge that they can afford to spend their cash hoard.

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A metal detectorist has discovered up to 15,000 Roman coins, which could be the biggest hoard ever discovered in Wales.

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But Mitchell is still bullish about his nickel hoard.

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