How Jeff Johnson sold Nike's first shoes
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How Jeff Johnson sold Nike's first shoes
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How Jeff Johnson sold Nike's first shoes
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CHS History of Nike on Twitter: "Jeff Johnson was the first employee of Nike. - MT. http://t.co/Dg6aiR2peU" / Twitter
