The war on paperwork

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Forty-three percent of working hours are spent on reading and writing letters, reports and memos. Companies, however, need not be burdened by immense paperwork if they apply some simple techniques in managing organizational communication. More often than not, cover letters can be eliminated. Response cards can also befunctional for they provide faster feedback while destruction dates will enable employees to determine the more important documents.

Management, Paperwork (Office practice)

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Setting the scene

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Several ideas for party decorations are shared by Ann Cain and Missy Buchanan. Cain and Buchanan have also published their ideas in 'Bubblin' Over: Simple Ideas for Spectacular Parties.'

Methods, Party decorations

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Heated floors and more

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Wine cellars are becoming essential for new luxury homes in and around Washington, D.C. Potential purchasers also request saunas and safe rooms and if space permits a pool room.

Housing, Design and construction, Dwellings, Washington, D.C.

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