He can hear you just fine
Gary Rogers looks nothing like the guy in the commercials. The Verizon Wireless cell phone tester on television dresses in horn-rim Elvis Costello spectacles and wears a blue logo-bearing jacket. He flits through time and space, materializing every so often in a buzz of static and a shower of computer-generated sparks. "Can you hear me now?" he asks, again and again.
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MACAU GAMING: Kingpins to square off
MACAU -- Las Vegas casino developer Steve Wynn will bring a taste of Las Vegas to Macau with a deal signed Monday that's expected to put him in business right next to the hotel-casino operated by longtime gambling kingpin Stanley Ho. Although Wynn is ready to shake up Macau's casino industry, he paid credit to what the "very intelligent, canny businessman" Ho has accomplished while holding a 40-year monopoly.
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MACAU GAMING: Kingpins to square off
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Turnberry Place began construction Monday on its third luxury condominium tower across from the Las Vegas Hilton on Paradise Road, showing that demand exists for a lifestyle that was lacking for several years in Las Vegas.
He can hear you just fine
Gary Rogers looks nothing like the guy in the commercials. The Verizon Wireless cell phone tester on television dresses in horn-rim Elvis Costello spectacles and wears a blue logo-bearing jacket.
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