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HDHHolland Dozier Holland
HDHDillingham Airfield (north shore of Oahu near the community of Waialua)
HDHHDLC Distant Host
HDHHumidification-Dehumidification (desalination method)
HDHHawaii Department of Health
HDHHarper Dennis Hobbs (UK)
HDHHis Divine Holiness
HDHHome Dear Home
HDHHenrico Doctors' Hospital (Richmond, VA)
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Chris Dennis, a partner at Harper Dennis Hobbs, which is acting for Zara, confirmed the agent was "close to doing something" with the mobile phone giant.
Zara in talks to pull out of city centre store by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
That lease was placed on the market in September last year but the retailer's London-based agent Harper Dennis Hobbs has yet to find a taker.
Setting the tone for shop rents by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The national fashion chain instructed London-based agent Harper Dennis Hobbs to put the leasehold for its 7,800sqft store at 40-42 Northumberland Street on the market two weeks ago.
Zara's moving to the mall by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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