B7 BUSINESS DAY C1-10 Accountantant's Word David B. Duncan, a former Arthur Andersen accountant, a central participant in the events related to Enron whose name appears, nowhere in the Andersen indictment.
I entered a factory and the accountant, a fellow from Warsaw, conducted his accounting on books by Chekhov, Gogol, Tolstoy.
Clark senior was a complex man by all accounts: a farmer who longed to be an accountant, a heavy drinker, a gambler who ran up huge debts and, on a good day, the life and soul of the party.
In October, it hired its first chief accountant, a partner from Ernst & Young, one of the largest accounting firms.
You could be an accountant, a lawyer.
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Its early joiners include an architect, an accountant, a food-and-beverage vendor, and a painter.
He came to the United States for college, becoming an accountant, a controller and a restaurateur.
Its accountant, a Kenyan, was held hostage while he was told to countersign cheques.
THERE was a pilot and a businessman, an accountant, a librarian and a pharmacologist.
Oswaldo, then 42, was an accountant, a husband and the father of two boys.
