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Released	Headline
03/12/2008	NATIONAL STUDENT COMPETITION PREPARES FUTURE CONTRACTORS FOR REAL LIFE
03/11/2008	91�ֿ� PRESENTS WILLIAM A. KLINGER RESEARCH AWARD TO VIRGINIA TECH UNIVERSITY
03/10/2008	91�ֿ� ANNOUNCES 2008 MARVIN M. BLACK EXCELLENCE IN PARTNERING AWARD WINNERS
03/10/2008	SEATTLE SAFETY DIRECTOR AWARDED 91�ֿ�'S NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION CRAFT INSTRUCTOR AWARD
03/10/2008	MCMURRY TRAINING CENTER OF WYOMING WINS 91�ֿ� NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION CRAFT TRAINING AWARD
03/09/2008	CONSTRUCTION FACES TUMULTUOUS YEAR FOR PROJECTS, PRICES, LABOR, SAYS 91�ֿ� ECONOMIST
03/09/2008	91�ֿ�'S 89TH ANNUAL CONVENTION PROVIDES CUTTING-EDGE EDUCATION AND TRAINING
03/09/2008	LOUISIANA 91�ֿ� AWARDED $5,000 FOR 811 IMPLEMENTATION EFFORTS
03/06/2008	91�ֿ� EQUIPS CONTRACTORS TO BUILD GREEN
02/21/2008	91�ֿ�'S 89th ANNUAL CONVENTION OFFERS UNPRECEDENTED TRAINING FOR CONTRACTORS, ADDRESSES ECONOMIC ISSUES

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