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    Quoted message said:

    From a CBS press releease

    July 25, 2005

    SEVEN-TIME TOUR DE FRANCE CHAMPION LANCE ARMSTRONG
    VISITS THE "LATE SHOW with DAVID LETTERMAN,"
    MONDAY, AUG. 1 ON THE CBS TELEVISION NETWORK

    Lance Armstrong, who notched a record seventh consecutive Tour de
    France victory on Sunday, talks about his amazing cycling career when
    he visits the LATE SHOW with DAVID LETTERMAN, Monday, Aug. 1 on the CBS
    Television Network.
    With his win on Sunday in cycling's most demanding event, Armstrong
    retired from competitive cycling at the age of 33. A testicular cancer
    survivor who overcame the medical odds to win his first Tour de France
    in 1999, Armstrong now enters the history books to become the only
    person to hold seven Tour de France championship titles. This will mark
    Armstrong's fifth visit to the LATE SHOW.
    The LATE SHOW with DAVID LETTERMAN, broadcast weeknights (11:35
    PM-12:37 AM, ET/PT), is a production of Worldwide Pants Incorporated.
    Maria Pope, Barbara Gaines, Rob Burnett and Jude Brennan are the
    executive producers.

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  2. Pat Fleet
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    [email hidden] wrote:

    From a CBS press release:

    Quoted message said:

    Maria Pope, Barbara Gaines, Rob Burnett and Jude Brennan are the
    executive producers.

    I'm curious and have a style question:
    Why list the names in this order (not alpha)? Is it by seniority as exec
    producers, even though Rob is also WPI president & CEO?

    Report
  3. Pat Fleet
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    [email hidden] wrote:

    From a CBS press release:

    Quoted message said:

    Maria Pope, Barbara Gaines, Rob Burnett and Jude Brennan are the
    executive producers.

    I'm curious and have a style question:
    Why list the names in this order (not alpha)? Is it by seniority as exec
    producers, even though Rob is also WPI president & CEO?

    Report
  4. Pat Fleet
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    #4

    [email hidden] wrote:

    From a CBS press release:

    Quoted message said:

    Maria Pope, Barbara Gaines, Rob Burnett and Jude Brennan are the
    executive producers.

    I'm curious and have a style question:
    Why list the names in this order (not alpha)? Is it by seniority as exec
    producers, even though Rob is also WPI president & CEO?

    Report
  5. Pat Fleet
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    #5

    [email hidden] wrote:

    From a CBS press release:

    Quoted message said:

    Maria Pope, Barbara Gaines, Rob Burnett and Jude Brennan are the
    executive producers.

    I'm curious and have a style question:
    Why list the names in this order (not alpha)? Is it by seniority as exec
    producers, even though Rob is also WPI president & CEO?

    Report
  6. Pat Fleet
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    #6

    [email hidden] wrote:

    From a CBS press release:

    Quoted message said:

    Maria Pope, Barbara Gaines, Rob Burnett and Jude Brennan are the
    executive producers.

    I'm curious and have a style question:
    Why list the names in this order (not alpha)? Is it by seniority as exec
    producers, even though Rob is also WPI president & CEO?

    Report
  7. Pat Fleet
    Archived post
    #7

    [email hidden] wrote:

    From a CBS press release:

    Quoted message said:

    Maria Pope, Barbara Gaines, Rob Burnett and Jude Brennan are the
    executive producers.

    I'm curious and have a style question:
    Why list the names in this order (not alpha)? Is it by seniority as exec
    producers, even though Rob is also WPI president & CEO?

    Report
  8. Pat Fleet
    Archived post
    #8

    [email hidden] wrote:

    From a CBS press release:

    Quoted message said:

    Maria Pope, Barbara Gaines, Rob Burnett and Jude Brennan are the
    executive producers.

    I'm curious and have a style question:
    Why list the names in this order (not alpha)? Is it by seniority as exec
    producers, even though Rob is also WPI president & CEO?

    Report

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