Last month, even Maduro seemed to hail the almighty dollar.
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They just feared losing out on the almighty dollar, he said.
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Justin Hartley's estranged wife thinks the almighty dollar destroyed her marriage.
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The almighty dollar couldn't drive most decisions at any company, could it?
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Wall Street is a competition, a Darwinian battle for the almighty dollar.
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And Facebook is happy to enable this crowd for the almighty dollar.
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But there is something even more powerful than the almighty dollar; human capital.
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" Businessman Andrew Yang argued that "everything in America revolves around the almighty dollar.
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But self-censorship is only so effective in the face of the almighty dollar.
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"In America today, everything revolves around the almighty dollar," Yang said in his opening statement.
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They have no heart, no soul, it's all about the almighty dollar to them and it's sick.
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"This comes down to the almighty dollar and the NBA is bending down to it," he added.
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The abortion industry vilifies the same centers for one reason and one reason only: the almighty dollar.
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Still, Dana believes the almighty dollar will prevail, and come Cinco de Mayo, Canelo and GGG will fight.
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And according to conventional wisdom, profit-seeking companies jump at opportunities to exploit in pursuit of the almighty dollar.
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Vegan ethics never actually broke through, but the almighty dollar may now be the best hope the animals have.
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Related: These Collages Literally Hail the Almighty Dollar It's Art: The €1,000,000 Potato The Price of Art: Printed and Framed
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The quest for this almighty dollar is a powerful drive that can be harnessed for good – provided it is complimented by competition.
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Much of the time, our energy and focus is on work and career, which primarily is about the chase for the almighty dollar.
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It's shocking how normal though agitated he seems, telling a woman in a car that no one cares about anything but the almighty dollar.
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That professional golfers will continue to chase the almighty dollar is as sure a thing as the jet lag they experience in their far-flung travels.
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"With equity market sentiment holding firm in the face of rising bond yields, the almighty dollar could move through G-10 currency markets like a wrecking ball," Innes added.
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Corporations do seek the almighty dollar, but market skeptics go off the rails when they conclude that the correct response is to replace private sector profit-seekers with government.
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"With equity market sentiment holding firm in the face of rising bond yields, the almighty dollar could move through G-10 currency market like a wrecking ball," Innes added.
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Since its enactment, right-wing conspiracy theorists have speculated that NAFTA is merely a first step towards "North American Union", and the swapping of the almighty dollar for the "amero".
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Similar political battles in recent years have shown that the employers Perry dismissed as the "almighty dollar" have proved to be an important and powerful political voice in these debates.
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The current immoral mess where we are gouged by health insurers and Big Pharma who jack up prices and deny needed care all in the name of the almighty dollar.
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As long as there's money to be made in addiction, we will have people like the Sacklers are willing to mine the depths of despair in service of the almighty dollar.
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That's not to say Hollywood has completely toppled the patriarchy (sorry, Jill Soloway), nor has the almighty dollar been dethroned as the reason behind pretty much every decision an entertainment company makes.
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WBO junior welterweight champ Terence Crawford says there's one reason he'd never try his hand (or feet) at MMA ... the almighty dollar ... 'cause according to TC there's just not enough money in grappling.
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In a quarterly outlook note titled "The world is turning its back on the almighty dollar," John Hardy claimed the U.S. currency was "increasingly dysfunctional" and there was an urgent need to replace it.
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Just once, I wish that a movie studio would put its thirst for the almighty dollar aside and listen to the very same teenagers' voices it's pretending are omnipotent in series like The Hunger Games and Divergent.
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Their account of the free-market economy sees it as a pitiless world divided between winners and losers, wherein the winners are unfeeling corporations that put profits over people, devoted only to their false idol, the almighty dollar.
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The bottom line: Despite the handwringing over China's economic ability to suppress Americans' freedom of speech, Hollywood film studios have willingly ceded their artistry to China's censors for years — on issues big and small — in pursuit of the almighty dollar.
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If you can't get at Amazon or Netflix or the more fast-forward ... Well, I'm hoping they'll come around and I'm hoping that whether it's the almighty dollar or they see possibilities or they see at least the historic value of the show.
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In Texas, a transphobic bathroom bill mirroring North Carolina's seemed destined to pass in the legislature before corporate interests worshipping the almighty dollar saw the mess it had made in the Tar Heel state and leaned on Texas conservatives to drop it.
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When the Galaxy S8 is introduced early this year, Samsung will need to do a solid job convincing the public that not only has it learned its lessons from a design perspective—but that it is prioritizing safety in manufacturing over the almighty dollar.
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He also discussed his 2016 mental breakdown, and how after that ... he felt he needed to move away from most of the people in his inner circle because they weren't real Christians, and were simply yes men who were beholden to the almighty dollar.
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CHAMPIONS WAY: Football, Florida, and the Lost Soul of College Sports (Norton, $26.95) documents how big-time college programs like Florida State massage egos, flout the law, bow down to the almighty dollar and make a mockery of the term "student-athlete" in order to keep winning.
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Rather than relying on good will and patriotic benevolence to jumpstart the flow of information from private the public, the U.S. government should consider sourcing cyber threat information from the private sector the same way the Intelligence Community sources information from human assets — the almighty dollar.
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America can reclaim our country from this fate by refusing to be ruled by industry, and instead put the collective public interest — public health — in our country's beaches and tourist economies, native cultures, and in the wildlife in our coastal seas ahead of the almighty dollar.
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"Politicians serving the wrong master / Greed is gonna bring capitalism down / Brought to the brink of the ever-after / By imposters to the throne who got no throne / It's a selfish society / Where the almighty dollar buys the rules / That ain't the way that it was conceived," Sudano, 68, sings on the tracks.
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In our first slate of stories, which we've published today, Martin J. Smith takes a look at Canada's tiered healthcare system in which the almighty dollar buys access to faster medical care; Sarah Emerson explores why the well-heeled feel the need to have exotic pets as animals instead of a dog or cat like the rest of us; and Andrada Fiscutean looks at the hidden world of Romanian hackers who are all too happy to steal your data and money, and then buy high-end German cars to attract the next generation of hackers.
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The Almighty Dollar () is a 1923 German silent film directed by Jaap Speyer. The film's sets were designed by Siegfried Wroblewsky.
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The Vision Thing: Myth, Politics, and Psyche in the World Routledge, 2000. p.63Goodwin, Jason. Greenback: The Almighty Dollar and the Invention of America. New York: Henry Holt, 2003. p.
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David's first book, The Almighty Dollar: Follow the Incredible Journey of a Single Dollar to See How the Global Economy Really Works, was published by Elliott & Thompson in February 2018.
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The firm was founded in 1876 by Harry Panmure Gordon (1837-September 1, 1902) as Gordon & Co. and was subsequently renamed H. Panmure Gordon & Company. The firm's founder was a well-known member of the financial community in London and in 1892 H. Panmure Gordon wrote the book Land of the Almighty Dollar a critical review of the U.S., particularly New York and Chicago.Gordon's New-York Trip; A London Stock Exchange Member Writes a Book. The Land of the Almighty Dollar.
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Frances Nelson, from a 1916 publication. Advertisement with Frances Nelson and E.K. Lincoln in The Almighty Dollar (1916) Frances Nelson (November 7, 1892 in St. Paul, Minnesota - January, 1975 in The Bronx, New York) was an American silent film actress.
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The Almighty Dollar is a 1910 silent film comedy short produced by the Lubin Manufacturing Company. The film has an early appearance by Harry Myers and was released in split-reel form with The Highbinders. A print is preserved in the Library of Congress collection.Catalog of Holdings The American Film Institute Collection and The United Artists Collection at The Library of Congress (<-book title) p.
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Playing Gods combines literate satire and social commentary with the carefree fun of the Old Testament. Players can pit Christians against Muslims and Hindus against Jews, or be the mascot, a machine-gun-toting Buddha. Players may choose to be any god from Jesus to Buddha, from Cthulhu to Zeus, from the Cult of Oprah to the Almighty Dollar. Playing Gods is basically an area control game, like Risk.
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He coined the phrases "the great unwashed", "pursuit of the almighty dollar", "the pen is mightier than the sword", and "dweller on the threshold", and the opening phrase "It was a dark and stormy night." Yet his standing declined and he is little read today. The sardonic Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest, held annually since 1982, claims to seek the "opening sentence of the worst of all possible novels"..
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In 1894 he left the Gazette to take charge of the music desk at the Boston Herald, a position Woolf held for the remainder of his life. Woolf worked on some 62 plays over his career. The Mighty Dollar was written for William J. Florence and debuted at the Park Theatre in New York City on September 6, 1875. The idea of the play, originally titled The Almighty Dollar, came from Malvina Florence’s humorous observations of wealthy Americans abroad.
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Figures from the world's five major religions are included in the game: Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, and Judaism. A sticker sheet is provided with the game to allow for other gods and religions, including Scientology (represented by Tom Cruise with a UFO over his head), Zeus, Jehovah's Witnesses, beer, the Cult of Oprah, the Almighty Dollar, war, J. R. "Bob" Dobbs (of the Church of the Subgenius), the Flying Spaghetti Monster, death, Satan, television, the Goddess, atheism, the Magic 8 Ball, McWorld (American consumerism), and others. Players are encouraged to create their own gods.
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Bulwer-Lytton's most famous quotation is "The pen is mightier than the sword" from his play Richelieu: > beneath the rule of men entirely great, the pen is mightier than the sword He popularized the phrase "pursuit of the almighty dollar" from his novel The Coming Race, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, The Coming Race (London, England: William Blackwood and Sons, 1871), page 2 . and he is credited with "the great unwashed", using this disparaging term in his 1830 novel Paul Clifford: > He is certainly a man who bathes and "lives cleanly", (two especial charges > preferred against him by Messrs. the Great Unwashed).
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Irving popularized the nickname "Gotham" for New York City, and he is credited with inventing the expression "the almighty dollar". The surname of his fictional Dutch historian Diedrich Knickerbocker is generally associated with New York and New Yorkers, as found in New York's professional basketball team The New York Knickerbockers. One of Irving's most lasting contributions to American culture is in the way that Americans celebrate Christmas. In his 1812 revisions to A History of New York, he inserted a dream sequence featuring St. Nicholas soaring over treetops in a flying wagon, an invention which others dressed up as Santa Claus.
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Recto was defeated in the election and never became president. Since his time, subsequent administrations practiced with fidelity and enthusiasm what he called "subservience and colonial mentality," most of them with greed and rapacious intents. To the judgment of Recto and many political gurus, colonial mentality towards America by the sycophant Philippine government, and its evil twin—servility to the almighty dollar, are among the major contributories to graft and corruption, which in turn have paralyzed the nation's economy.Citation needed In 1991, Philippine president Corazon Aquino initially fought for the continuation of the Republic of the Philippines - U.S Bases Treaty, but ultimately acquiesced to the will of the people, and the Philippine Senate rejected its renewal.
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He stated his legal team was concerned if the tool income exceeded 10% of their Amway income, and stated that BV payouts on tapes can never exceed 20% of the distributor's total Business Volume. A 1985 Forbes magazine article quoted Dexter Yager, an IBO, as stating that about 2/3 of his income is from BSMs. In 2004, Dateline NBC aired a report, alleging that some high- level Quixtar IBOs make most of their money from selling motivational materials rather than Quixtar products.Chris Hansen (2004) In pursuit of the almighty dollar Dateline investigation: Inside story of business that attracts people with promise of easy money hosted by NBC News Quixtar published an official Quixtar Response websiteDateline : Quixtar Response to Dateline NBC hosted by quixtarresponse.
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Gerard Kennedy meeting Dalai Lama at Tibetan Centre in Toronto, 2010 In 2006, elections made Stephen Harper become Prime Minister of Canada, and he implemented a more activist foreign policy, emphasising ties with democracies and expressing criticism of nondemocratic regimes like China. Harper stated his belief in Canadian values such as human rights should not be trumped by the "almighty dollar." For example, the Harper government awarded an honorary Canadian citizenship to the Dalai Lama and criticized China's human rights record, accusing it of commercial espionage. Harper also delayed a planned meeting between the foreign ministers and increased the level of Canadian involvement in Taiwan, further displeasing Beijing. At the APEC Summit in November 2006, China initially appeared to back out of formal meeting between Harper and President Hu, but Hu instead opted for a brief informal meeting with Harper, who notably did not attend the opening ceremonies of the Beijing Olympics in 2008. In 2005, Charles Burton, an associate professor at Brock University wrote a report and conducted media interviews on Canada's policy towards China.
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