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..and the recipient confirmed delivery.

That was kind of him.
 
 
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      82 basis/include/AmountFormat.h
      47 basis/include/AmtQtyEntryPad.h
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    His last day was XXXXXX 1996.
 
    His new job and responsibilities:
 
> Project management of a new XXXXX project is what I'll be
> doing at XXXXX XXXXX (a bank from <country> ranked in the top 20).
> I'll start by consulting ($$/hour plus 1.5*OT) for TTTTTTTT.
> After that we talk about them invoking their right-to-hire clause.
> I might make VP. The project is great inasmuch as I'm starting it
> from scratch; it's not only not burdened by legacy code, but I
> can even pick the hardware. I'm "up" but also worried about the
> responsibility.
>
> The application is X risk analysis and XX for investors. It connects
> to a front end for a trading system.
>
> I put a lot of working into talking my new boss into me giving the
> normal 2 weeks notice at Salomon (they wanted me yesterday), because
> my current project is nearing a critical point. But my Salomon boss
> said just do a handoff now and leave.