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Don't go into business with the sole objective of making lot of money. If you put service, quality, and customer satisfaction first-the money will follow.

Paul Clitheroe

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Paul Clitheroe
Age: 69
Born: 1955
Born: July 7
Presenter
Television Presenter
Paul Hugh Clitheroe
Quality
Customer
Making
Objective
Business
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Money
Objectives
Firsts
Customers
First
Satisfaction
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