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Robert Johnson Project From: Kenny Blue Ray - Got blues! 2002

Robert Johnson Project From: The best of Johnny Winter 2002

Robert Johnson Project From: 2002 Johnny V Vernazza - Feel Like Goin Home

Robert Johnson Project From: 2002 John Hammond - Sooner Or Later

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Robert Johnson Project From: The USA Records Blues Story 2002

Robert Johnson Project From: 2002 Harlem Slim - King of the Delta Bluesmen

Robert Johnson Project From: 2002 Harlem Slim - King of the Delta Bluesmen

Robert Johnson Project From: 2002 Harlem Slim - King of the Delta Bluesmen

Hanes®, the company that introduced Tagless undershirts to the market in 2002, has gone Tagless once again – this time across all lines of its men’s underwear bottoms. America’s No. 1 men’s underwear brand launched a new marketing campaign to support the new Tagless underwear, including new television advertising spots on high-profile entertainment and sports programming. For more than 20 years, basketball legend Michael Jordan has been the face of Hanes men’s underwear. In the latest Tagless ad campaign, Hanes shows how annoying uncomfortable tags can be by bringing them to life and giving them the same annoying traits of people who drive others crazy. Jordan is shown rescuing men from the personified “annoying tag” in different scenarios. To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/mnr/55948-hanes-goes-tagless-across-all-men-s-underwear

Robert Johnson Project From: 2002 Guy Tortora - Footnote To The Blues

As the global relocation landscape continues to change, leading multinational companies are navigating through it with new approaches that help them get their preferred employees to take global transfers while controlling costs. For the seventh time since 2002, Cartus Corporation has released its Trends in Global Relocation: Global Mobility Policy and Practices survey report, which outlines the challenges companies are facing, the solutions they are employing and where they are sending their transferring employees. Sponsored by the National Foreign Trade Council (NFTC), the study elicited responses from 176 mobility managers – representing nearly 10 million employees, globally – on dozens of topics. Below are just three of multiple key findings that can be found by reading the full report. To view the multimedia release go to: http://www.multivu.com/players/English/7988051-cartus-global-relocation-trends-survey-2016/