But some observers have pointed out that Skase was not as bad a businessman as many of the asset strippers, such as Bond, who specialised in shifting paper money around in the 1980s.
(This often involves shifting paper (and copyrights, patents) around to make it look like profits are not made in the U.S., but in too many cases this means the U.S. company actually moves U.S. jobs, factories, production, call centers and other assets out of the country).
We agree with the comment by the reviewer that future more applied analyses should account for a broader (and more realistic) range of vaccination scenarios than the illustrative example from this conceptual paradigm shifting paper.
The team awkwardly shifted papers and stethoscopes.
No, you're trying to shift papers".
She settled herself at her desk, put some things in a drawer, and shifted papers.
The UK's most high-profile PR expert, Clifford knows the value of a story that shifts papers.
The Sun wouldn't have splashed on his conquests for six consecutive days last week if they didn't shift papers.
" FGD 4 with facilitators " It's not like we joined in this group to sit around and shift papers and get a monthly payment from the government.
" It's not like we joined in this group to sit around and shift papers and get a monthly payment from the government.
Seven years ago he sold his literary archive to the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, and since then he's been shifting his papers from a scruffy lock-up in east London to the HRHRC's deodorised storage facility in downtown Austin.
