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The increase may reflect weaker government hiring and continued softness in the private sector, compounded by global trade uncertainty and China’s tariff headwinds.

Basically my role was to find funding, get him hired, support him where needed and let him do his job,” she said.

If your husband did die before you, you could hire a property manager, if you don’t already have one, while maintenance costs and taxes would likely be your responsibility.

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Also, the hire purchase services provider’s loan volumes will probably continue falling in 2H with only modest recovery in 2026-2027, constrained by weak demand for new trucks.

In a letter, the state says it “intends to hire new counsel for the cases covered under the Legal Services Contract.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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