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The trend is evident at ABC, which hired the comedian Dennis Miller in 2000, then awakened to what it had done and hired John Madden last year.

Early last week, Ms. Stone said, she received a call from Sidney Toledano, the chief executive of Dior, which hired the actress for beauty advertisements in 2005.

You may also extend your amazement to the B.C.S., which hired the former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer to spiff up its image.

As a result, the police do not know whether the calls were investigated or resolved, said Elizabeth Kelly, executive director of the Atlanta Police Foundation, which hired the auditor at the request of Chief Richard Pennington.

The racecourse said their behaviour "was unacceptable in general, let alone at the Cheltenham Festival" and that no further bookings will be accepted from Unique Sports Management, the management company which hired the box where the players were pictured.

LaBranche, which hired the New York investment bank Freeman & Company Securities and the law firm of Weil, Gotshal & Manges, also announced the sale of its business at the American Stock Exchange for an undisclosed sum.

The board, which hires the chief executive and approves the hospital's budget, may soon undergo a shake-up.

And unlike a private equity firm, which hires the best and the brightest, there have been an assortment of SPAC promoters with varying expertise.

At present, the airlines, which say they cannot afford to make sweeping security improvements on their own, contract with private security firms, which hire the screeners.

The Metropolitan Transit Authority, which hires the van companies, said it would try to fill the gap by using nonstriking companies, ambulettes and taxicab vouchers.

Even small scratches to cars can lead to costly repairs, which is why NYK and Ports America, which hires the stevedores in Newark, must determine the optimal number of drivers needed to unload a ship.