"Jay Allen" was an American journalist, who reported on the Spanish Civil War and the occupation of France during the Second World War. He worked for the Chicago Tribune, the North American Newspaper Alliance and various other newspapers until his death in 1972.

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The company has grown to appreciate — including our board — just how important the external and internal reputation of Wal-Mart is.

There have been talks for 12 years.

It was a terrible tragedy, but I was pleased — being out of town and having these discussions (of retirement) going on — to see all these good things that the company and my team did without me.

WE PROVIDED SOME GUIDANCE for them.

When I got in here, there was a lot that needed to be done.

I have a respect for the people [American Indians], but I have a right to do what I'm doing.

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