May I suggest that we trade each one of yours for one of ours, cold-war style, at the border to see who benefits the most?That way you will get back all the redundant lawyers, bookkeepers and tax auditors and we will get the plumbers, bus drivers and nurses.
Some have a more personal incentive to resist if births can be registered phone, what will be the fate of the old bookkeepers?But similar initiatives launched in other African countries suggest that, despite the challenges, the Ivorian plan could have a big impact.
Such, too, was the case with the large class of attorneys and a growing class of bookkeepers and correspondence clerks.
They became merchants and priests and artisans and bookkeepers.
But only the Community lawyers, and Elder Rafael Altman, our financial officer and C.P.A., and his bookkeepers, and the women who provide clerical help may enter these premises.
There had been scriveners and bookkeepers and amanuenses for centuries, bent, ink-stained men who kept books and copied documents for merchants and lawyers and scholars.
Barnes was the bookkeepers' favorite to win, given the generally very positive reviews the book has received and the unthinkable cruelty of denying him the Booker a fourth time.
Their henchmen, turn out to be mild-mannered bookkeepers, filing clerks, and stenographers.
No earlier civilization we know of kept systematic track of its dead: not ancient Egyptians, for all their elaborate funerary customs; not the Greeks; not the Romans, those otherwise assiduous centralized bookkeepers.
