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2. Management and Training Corporation - Wikipedia

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   A Bloomberg News journalist questioned the findings, [11] as did the National Review, [12] For-profit prison operators, including MTC, said that the DOJ report lacked objectivity. The O.I.G.'s report noted some difficulties with its conclusions, to wit: "Moreover, we were unable to compare the overall costs of incarceration between BOP ...

3. Wendell Weeks - Wikipedia

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   Create account; Log in; ... or 370 times the median employee pay at Corning for that year. [7] Non-executive roles ... [11] Personal life

4. Coop (Hungary) - Wikipedia

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5. Category:South Asian politician stubs - Wikipedia

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   This category is for stub articles relating to South Asian politicians. You can help by expanding them. This stub category is a parent-only category, that is, all stubs within it should be in one of its subcategories, or marked with a template that may eventually have a separate subcategory. To add an article to this category, please use the ...

6. Spire Credit Union - Wikipedia

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   Spire was created in 1934 by Edgar Archer, an employee of the Midland Cooperative Oil Association. Edgar Archer needed a loan to be able to pay his debts, so he started a credit union. By February 1934, enough of his fellow workers agreed, and seven of them applied for a certificate of the organization.

7. KIHP (AM) - Wikipedia

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   After owners Southwestern Media sold the station to Western Cities Broadcasting, KQXE transitioned to a Top 40 format under the call sign KZZP, which it shared with its sister station 104.7 KZZP-FM. After a ten-year-long simulcast, 1310 AM split from KZZP-FM on February 19, 1990. The station's last logo as KXAM. AM 1310 became KXAM.