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Preston ['prestən]

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Preston Tisch, 62, is president and co-chief executive officer of Loews Corp. and is a former postmaster general.
But even they, he says, have made spectacular mistakes because they had so much to do: they lived them down. Possibly Mr Preston feels lonely.
Preston said the product safety commission had planned a major bicycle safety project for 1989 but it was cut back because funds were not available.
If Mr Preston, who has spent his entire career on Wall Street, had been unsympathetic to this shift in Bank priorities, he could have let the Conable initiative quietly lapse.
There's also no good reason why Rose's bratty daughter (Kelly Preston) is allowed to get away with just about anything, including sabotaging her mother's sex life by poking a hole in her diaphragm.
Judging by the critical questions Preston fielded during a session to explain details of the plan to financial analysts, however, Avon has a lot to prove.
Preston says numerous prospective buyers have approached him, with particular interest in Avon's retail fragrance business, consisting of some of the country's most popular perfumes sold in department stores, such as Giorgio.
Ms. Preston said she expects the Tandy model will use a chip set from Intel Corp., Santa Clara, Calif., that mimics the basic operations of the IBM computer.
"The Cosby Show" averaged an 18.5 rating and a 29 percent share of the television audience, while "The Simpsons" was second with a 16.2 rating and a 25 share, said Preston Beckman, an NBC executive for audience research.
Mr Preston has yet to rise to such challenges.
Preston told about 400 people gathered for the meeting at the Museum of Natural History that Avon was making progress by focusing on its core business.
At about Pounds 100,000 an acre, it is competitively priced compared with other locations in the north west. Preston receives aid under the urban programme and also derelict land clearance grants, but it does not qualify for assisted area status.
No figures were mentioned in the letter, which was sent to Avon Chairman James E. Preston.
Postmaster General Preston Tisch has said that no general postal rate increase is expected this year.
Even if the line remains open the brothers are not going to cross the signal workers picket line to catch the Preston train, are they? The only worry is the possible strain on union finances if delegates insist on taking taxis home.
For Mr Preston, who devoted 40 years of his life to J P Morgan, it is institutions, not individuals, that matter.
Avon recently said it is considering the sale of its retail fragrance subsidiaries, Giorgio Beverly Hills and Parfums Stern. Preston said the revised earnings projections don't include the effect of a potential sale of the perfume businesses.
It's better to exist without a cold war." Preston said the constant advance of new technology keeps BMI royalty hunters busy.
Robert Preston, minority leader of the state Senate, has taken that pledge in his bid for the Democratic nomination for governor.
He believes that Mr. Preston now is the "odds-on favorite" to succeed Mr. Waldron.
Preston Athey, manager of T. Rowe Price's emerging-growth stocks fund, says he hasn't forgotten the few "torpedoes" that recently shook the sector: the earnings disappointments of Oracle, Legent and the Big Board's Network Equipment Technologies.
Preston Geren carved out a 3,000-vote margin in the absentee ballots, which constituted 20% of the total cast.
The stock market's crash in October produced "a much less harmful effect on the economy than had been commonly feared," said Lewis T. Preston, Morgan's chairman.
Development economists, meanwhile, are urging the bank to respect the rhetoric of last year's World Development Report and focus more on poverty alleviation. Mr Preston may relax on one count.
Mr Sutherland said he had held talks last week with Mr Lewis Preston, president of the World Bank, to this end. The overriding priority of 'the Brettons Woods institutions' had to be attention to the position of sub-Saharan Africa.
"Hard money distorts the market even more." Comments Ed Preston, a Sedona real-estate agent: "There's an old saying about Arizona: It has more grazing land and fewer cows than anywhere, more rivers and less water, more preachers and less religion.
Preston officially responded to Jacobs' offer by letter but phoned the investor before the letter was released.
Mr Lewis Preston, the president of the World Bank, himself praised India's progress on a recent visit. Increasingly, western companies are seeking to develop interest in tapping India's markets.
And Laurence and Preston Tisch's FLF Associates has substantially reduced its stakes in three bank holding companies: Bank of Boston Corp.; Continental Bank Corp.; and Shawmut National Corp.
Mr. Preston denied that the company made its earnings projections as a response to the bids by Amway or Mr. Jacobs.

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