Crozes-Hermitage has suffered, often rightly, in the shadow of Hermitage, a wine of greatness and grandeur grown on the magnificent hill called Hermitage.
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The three bottles I recommend are: Equinoxe Crozes-Hermitage Equis 2015 (Skurnik Wines, New York) $21 Alain Graillot Crozes-Hermitage 2015 (Europvin U.S.A., Van Nuys, Calif.) $35 J.L. Chave Sélection Crozes-Hermitage Silène 2015 (Erin Cannon Imports, Manhasset, N.Y.) $28 The Equinoxe may be a bit confusing.
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When they are older, say, 10 years old for a St.-Joseph and 20 years for a Hermitage, they can be gorgeous and, in the case of Hermitage, transcendent.
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After he was forced out, Russian officials seized Hermitage Capital Management's investment funds and, according to Browder, Putin's officials stole $230 million Hermitage Capital Management had paid in taxes to the Russian state.
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Source: Indian Country Today, The Hermitage, History Net, Encyclopedia Britannica
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BILL BROWDER, CEO, HERMITAGE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT: Great to be here.
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The phone at New Camaldoli Hermitage is only for emergencies.
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In 1996, Browder moved to Moscow and founded Hermitage Capital.
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Browder and his colleagues at Hermitage conducted their own investigation.
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Speaking outside of The Hermitage, Jackson's estate in Nashville, Tenn.
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What Magnitsky uncovered was what the US government has alleged was a shockingly vast criminal conspiracy to defraud not Browder and Hermitage, but the Russian public, of $230 million using the purloined Hermitage corporate documents.
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The Magnitsky Act was passed by Congress after Hermitage Capital's Browder claimed that the tax fraud scheme involving Prevezon was uncovered by Sergei Magnitsky, an auditor for Hermitage Capital, who died in a Russian prison.
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By virtue of its attachment to the Hermitage name, Crozes-Hermitage — grown in a region extending about 10 miles north and south of the hill — has often operated largely on the principle of reflected glory.
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The following day, Zilberstein had a meeting at the Hermitage Museum.
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So is a deep, rich syrah, like a Cornas or Hermitage.
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I love syrah, the grape of Crozes-Hermitage, in the fall.
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MARTIN: He told you that during the trip to the Hermitage?
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While the former explores the Hermitage, the latter examines the Louvre.
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BILL BROWDER, CEO & CO-FOUNDER, HERMITAGE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT: Great to be here.
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Hermitage pushed back in court, asking for Baker Hostetler to be disqualified.
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Sergei Magnitsky was a lawyer with Hermitage Capital Management, an investment firm.
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The Hermitage Capital Mangement CEO called Putin a criminal and a killer.
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The hermitage at base camp, the glasses of brandy— That's the past.
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The Hermitage Hotel is known for being Nashville's first million-dollar hotel.
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There is a method to Frank Ocean's hermitage or Beyoncé's profound silence.
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His "Lute-Player" (1595-96, from the Hermitage) is another recognizable masterwork.
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She founded the Hermitage in St. Petersburg (still a world-class museum).
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He later bought a 640-acre plantation known as the Hermitage near Nashville.
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That October, the couple went back to Hermitage for a friend's engagement party.
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Then, the villa was so remote it earned the name l'Eremo, the hermitage.
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Hermitage filed criminal complaints, some of them more than two hundred pages long.
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Back at the villa at The Hermitage Club, everyone immediately started comparing notes.
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You owned a lot of Russian companies, Russian stocks in your Hermitage Capital fund.
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Hermitage Capital Management, which employed Magnitsky, also condemned the move by the government lawyers.
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They've rented out Andrew Jackson's Hermitage in Nashville for the big day ... May 21st.
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Unless you're living in a Salinger-esque hermitage, there's no way to avoid it.
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Hermitage Capital CEO, William Browder, has led effort to fight back against his death.
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Browder founded Hermitage Capital and was once the biggest foreign money manager in Russia.
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It will be on display at the Hermitage museum in Amsterdam for a month.
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To take advantage of this, Hermitage hired disabled people for its companies in Kalmykia.
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The five-star Hermitage Hotel is another popular place for the rich to stay.
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Others backing the round are Hermitage and UMO Capital, with funding from Business Finland.
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The shark was caught just over four miles from Hermitage Lagoon, the BBC reported.
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The Hermitage will also lend the "Litta Madonna" to the Poldi Pezzoli Museum in Milan.
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Madrid time when the former boss of Hermitage Capital tweeted that he had been "arrested".
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He runs the winery with his wife where they make St. Joseph and Crozes Hermitage.
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Hermitage got the cheaper price by buying Gazprom stock through companies it registered in Russia.
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The lavishly decorated State Hermitage Museum was once the official residence of the Romanov Tsars.
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One of the most famous, the Dona Nuda, is at the Hermitage in St. Petersburg.
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Rembrandt's "Portrait of a Scholar" (1631) at the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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She also founded St. Petersburg's Hermitage Museum, which would later host her personal art collection.
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Wine School Next up will be Crozes-Hermitage from the northern Rhône Valley of France.
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"I'm a fan," he said after visiting Jackson's home, the Hermitage, near Nashville, in March.
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"Catherine the Greatest: Self-Polished Diamond of the Hermitage," at the Hermitage Amsterdam, is a rich and fascinating look at the very human woman behind the tale of a tsarina who built Russia into a world power, amassing lovers and artworks along the way.
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They also seized guns, jewels, paintings, and Grange hermitage wines, one of the world's top vintages.
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The journalist has published numerous books, including a critically lauded history of the State Hermitage Museum.
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Rascal Flatts filmed their new music video for "Yours If You Want It" at Hermitage Cafe.
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Hermitage Capital — whose information was used to conduct the alleged fraud — had uncovered the fraud allegations.
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" Browder, who is the CEO of Hermitage Capital Management, also alleged that Veselnitskaya "lies a lot.
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Maria's tourist booth was right next to the State Hermitage Museum, founded by Catherine the Great.
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The family's challenges, including a threat of seizure, have provoked some harrowing moments for the Hermitage.
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This affluence is represented by the baroque decor of the Winter Palace (now the Hermitage Museum).
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George Erdle of Charlotte, N.C., simply stated that Crozes-Hermitage was "vastly different" from St.-Joseph.
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On March 15, Trump celebrated Jackson's 250th birthday by visiting The Hermitage, the former plantation Jackson owned.
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This temple is inhabited by monks, and on top of a nearby hill sits a smaller hermitage.
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He said they confiscated corporate documents tied to various Hermitage subsidiaries on a spurious tax evasion pretext .
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In that interview, Zito mentions Trump's visit to the Hermitage, the home of late President Andrew Jackson.
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Nightly rates at Hotel Hermitage range from about $300 to upwards of $27,000 for the diamond suites.
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"It's on the brink of psychology, involving very deep feelings," said Mikhail Piotrovsky, director of the Hermitage.
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"We wanted to do a different thing," said Vincent Boele, curator of exhibitions at the Hermitage Amsterdam.
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Bill Browder is CEO of Hermitage Capital Management Fund and head of the Global Magnitsky Justice Movement.
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One of the structures is named Anand Ashram, which roughly translates to "Hermitage of Happiness," he noted.
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Like St.-Joseph, its stablemate in the category of midprice northern Rhônes, Crozes-Hermitage can outperform expectations.
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The focus is on the Northern Rhône, notably the wines of Saint-Joseph, Hermitage and Côte-Rôtie.
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Sports of The Times In April, Phil Jackson emerged briefly from his hermitage to commune with reporters.
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Hermitage also claimed that Veselnitskaya was a key player in organizing screenings of a film rewriting Magnitsky's history.
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Julia Smith, a psychotherapist who works in Silicon Valley, has found the Hermitage to have a restorative presence.
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Now, the appearance of a massive train in Beijing has fueled rumors that Kim has ended his hermitage.
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The police were considering whether to start an investigation based on complaint filed by Bill Browder's Hermitage Capital.
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The investigation is based on a complaint filed last week by Bill Browder of asset manager Hermitage Capital.
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Achilles, who lives in St Petersburg's Hermitage museum, is deaf, however, and was not put off his meal.
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Bill Browder, the founder and CEO of Hermitage Capital Management, hired Magnitsky as his lawyer in the 2000s.
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The series, hosted by Chris Harrison, includes another standout factor, though: their stunning home at Vermont's Hermitage Club.
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William Browder is the CEO of Hermitage Capital Management, which was once the largest foreign investor in Russia.
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At Monaco's other hotels, such as Hotel Hermitage and Hotel de Paris, nightly rates start at almost $400.
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However, the Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum, Hermitage and Stedelijk Museum remain open to visitors, even on the holiday.
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Hedosophia and Hermitage could not be reached, while the other investors did not respond to requests for comment.
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I recently visited the Hermitage in St. Petersburg, Russia—one of the best art museums in the world.
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Northern Rhône is Syrah country and well-known for its appellations such as Cornas, Hermitage, and Saint-Joseph.
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I once asked Bernard Faurie, who makes excellent, traditional Hermitage, why he chose not to destem his grapes.
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Intrepid readers might want to revisit the Rhône syrahs we tasted earlier, from Crozes-Hermitage and St.-Joseph.
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The first was on the plane going down to the Andrew Jackson event at the Hermitage in Nashville.
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When he's not putting his psychic abilities to the test, Achilles lives at the Hermitage museum in St. Petersburg.
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He is the CEO of Hermitage Capital Management and a thorn in Putin&aposs side now for several years.
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Officials posted on The Hermitage&aposs Facebook page the cleaned tomb was presented to the public Sunday in Nashville.
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It resides in a wing of the Hermitage Museum in Amsterdam that houses part of the Amsterdam Museum's collection.
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A Hermitage Club spokesperson told Refinery29 that the show was filmed there thanks to one very devoted Bachelor fan.
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In London, her neighbors from Hermitage Docks will sail a dinghy full of flowers and tributes up the Thames.
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After the van's driver pulled into the driveway of a house in Hermitage, Tennessee, the officers blocked him in.
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This exhibition includes hundreds of objects from the empress's collections, like dresses, paintings, crafts and a jewelry box. hermitage.
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On weekends, he joins the remaining nun and an eighty-one-year-old monk at the Hermitage of Peace.
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Still, Browder tends not to mention that Mossack Fonseca set up at least three firms for him and Hermitage.
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Several weeks later, he was arrested on charges of abetting tax evasion through Hermitage, and held in pretrial detention.
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EDT: President Trump tours The Hermitage, Andrew Jackson's home in Tennessee, where he'll lay a wreath and make remarks.
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"It made sense to ask the Hermitage for a work that would relate to this important event," she said.
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I would look for Cornas, Hermitage or Côte-Rôtie, wines substantial enough to stand up to the strong flavors.
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Mr. Fabre's visual art has been exhibited at the Louvre in Paris and the Hermitage in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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BILL BROWDER, CO-FOUNDER, HERMITAGE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT: I was absolutely appalled by what I heard at the White House today.
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One mall that was on both Sears' and Macy's latest closures list is the Shenango Valley Mall, in Hermitage, Pennsylvania.
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"THE PICTURE HAS BEEN RETURNED AND IS BACK ON THE WALL," the Hermitage added to its Facebook post on Sunday.
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One of her lasting accomplishments was the establishment of this museum's older sibling: The Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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By the time of his death, Jackson owned about 150 slaves who lived and worked at his plantation, the Hermitage.
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When Magnitsky, Browder's tax attorney, discovered the fraud and notified authorities, Hermitage and Magnitsky were charged with their own fraud.
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A performance of Ruggero Leoncavallo's "Pagliacci" will take place on April 4 at the Hermitage Theater in St. Petersburg. Celebration!
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Saskia in her finery crowned with the most expensive type of tulip is in the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg.
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The show at the Hermitage in St. Petersburg was the first one they've done focused on fashion and on shoes.
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Hermitage Capital CEO Bill Browder said bitcoin's usefulness for criminal activity will be the death of it and other cryptocurrencies.
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Jackson owned a property known as the Hermitage in Tennessee, a 1,000-acre cotton plantation that relied entirely on slave labor.
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Money-launderers target countries where defences are weak, says Bill Browder, the chief executive of Hermitage Capital Management, an investment fund.
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"Slavery was the source of Andrew Jackson's wealth," according to The Hermitage organization, which maintains Jackson's plantation home near Nashville, Tennessee.
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He owned hundreds of slaves whose labor produced the cash crops from the 1,000-acre Hermitage and his plantation in Alabama.
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Just minutes before, Lennon photographed Charlene at Monaco's Hermitage Hotel as she made her last preparations to walk down the aisle.
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"The chateau in itself is not very big or very high, as at the Hermitage in St. Petersburg," Mr. Perrault said.
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Today, the Hermitage cats even have their own press secretary; other Russian museums have also started keeping cats in their employ.
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An extension of Mr. Abosch's "IAMA Coin," titled "Personal Effects," recently showed at the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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Popular excursions at this port include a visit to the Hermitage Museum as well as the Peterhof Palace and Catherine Palace.
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President Trump on Wednesday visited the Hermitage, Andrew Jackson's estate near Nashville, as it begins the celebration of his 254th birthday.
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And nobody can agree on how to deal with it, says William F. Browder, a co-founder of Hermitage Capital Management.
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I then thought of Cornas, a sibling of Crozes-Hermitage from the northern Rhône, but, well, you can guess the issue.
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It begins with a picture-window landscape by Camille Pissarro, "The Hermitage at Pontoise," from around 1867, the collection's earliest work.
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"Staff of the Hermitage Museum, the Tretyakov Gallery and the Russian Museum are involved in the creation of this complex," Golodets said.
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On Wednesday, Trump flew south to Nashville, Tennessee, where he visited the Hermitage, Jackson's home, and placed a wreath at his tomb.
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His fate became the cause of lobbying on behalf of one of his former clients, Bill Browder, and his company, Hermitage Capital.
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There's a strange scene in The Last Jedi as Rey is following Luke Skywalker around his hermitage on the planet Ahch-To.
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Sergei Magnitsky, the lawyer hired by Hermitage Capital to investigate the theft, uncovered this vast criminal conspiracy and the players behind it.
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Browder, who founded Hermitage Capital and was once the biggest foreign money manager in Russia, has urged various governments to bring cases.
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Bill Browder, chief executive of Hermitage Capital Management, testifies before the Senate judiciary committee about alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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The crown jewel of the Hermitage is the Winter Palace, the official residence of Russian czars up until the revolution of 1917.
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The seven-bedroom waterfront estate was inspired by the world's second-largest art museum, the State Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
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Two months into his presidency, Mr. Trump stopped to lay a wreath at Jackson's tomb at the Hermitage, his plantation in Nashville.
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But three lesser-known Italian museums have snagged two prized da Vinci paintings from the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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As with much of the northern Rhône, Crozes-Hermitage was once a polyculture where grapevines were simply part of the local crop.
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One of my favorite projects was the General Staff Building of the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, which we finished last year.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the location of a project completed by Mijksenaar at the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg.
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If you really want a red, I'd opt for a bottle that isn't overly fruity, like a dolcetto or a Crozes-Hermitage.
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For reference points, you might check previous Wine School units on St.-Joseph and Crozes-Hermitage, both syrahs from the Northern Rhône.
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That's why the New Camaldoli Hermitage, a retreat run by Benedictine monks in Big Sur, has turned to the internet for help.
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Petrovsky added that Syrian restoration experts will be invited to a residency at the Hermitage to exchange knowledge with their Russian peers.
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Hermitage Capital Management founder Bill Browder, a U.S. born financier and rights activist who was once Russia's largest foreign investor, has personal experience.
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As well as highlighting the plethora of British links to money-laundering, the Hermitage case illustrates the inadequacy of its law enforcers' response.
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The show was shot at the Hermitage Club at Haystack Mountain in southern Vermont, which is a private residential community and luxury retreat.
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Achilles lives in St Petersburg's Hermitage museum and is deaf, which according to his caretakers, helps him go about making predictions without distractions.
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Mr Browder's Hermitage Capital Management was one of the biggest investors in Russia until he fell foul of the authorities for highlighting corruption.
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Not seen in the public photos or video from the hearing, but also in attendance — a photo provided by Hermitage shows — was Akhmetshin.
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Browder, who was born in Chicago, is the founder and CEO of Hermitage Capital Management, an international investment fund once represented by Magnitsky.
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U.S. authorities said tax fraud and money laundering by Prevezon were first uncovered by Sergei Magnitsky, Russian accountant for investment firm Hermitage Capital.
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William Browder is the CEO and co-founder of investment fund Hermitage Capital Management, which was once the largest foreign investor in Russia.
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The State Hermitage in St. Petersburg, Russia, will present a show of 2140 works of 18th-century French decorative art from its collection.
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Other red options include aglianico, Etna Rosso or even a syrah from the northern Rhône, like a St.-Joseph or a Crozes-Hermitage.
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Ordinarily, I would imagine the grapes from this area have less potential than those from the few granite hillside vineyards in Crozes-Hermitage.
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His visit included laying a wreath at the former president's tomb at The Hermitage, the plantation where Jackson kept more than 100 slaves.
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It is home to the Hermitage Museum and monuments to Peter the Great, Alexander Pushkin and Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov — better known as Lenin.
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That same week, Trump flew to Tennessee to visit President Andrew Jackson's historic home, The Hermitage, and to hold a rally in Nashville.
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Ashkenazy says locals are encouraged to visit the Hermitage Museum by asking for a key at the Ski Inn, the town's other bar.
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Magnitsky, Browder, and others at Hermitage began to piece together what they believed had happened next: police had used the impounded seals and stamps to reregister Hermitage's companies in the name of low-level criminals, and those companies then applied for tax refunds totalling two hundred and thirty million dollars, the amount that Hermitage had paid in capital-gains tax.
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Also, the Hermitage Museum will loan Leonardo da Vinci works to Italian galleries in lieu of the Louvre, Tennessee gets a triennial, and more.
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As a result of the project, Norman later became Director of the Hermitage Foundation UK, a registered charity dedicated to fundraising and cultural exchange.
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"We have received documents from Hermitage regarding money-laundering and we're evaluating which authority should handle this," a spokesman for the body told Reuters.
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In good times, there are 25 guests on the property relaxing in cottages or rooms at the Hermitage, said Jill Gisselere, director of development.
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Now Mr McCreadie is almost ready to lay down a second album and, in preparation for recording, the musician will resume his countryside hermitage.
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According to American investigators, in 2007, Russian police raided the offices of Hermitage Capital Management, at that time the largest portfolio investor in Russia.
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Magnitsky, a Moscow lawyer working for Hermitage Capital, an investment firm run by American-born financier Bill Browder, uncovered a $230 million tax fraud.
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One of many cats to have lived at the Hermitage, once the imperial Winter Palace, Achilles previously predicted outcomes during the 2017 Confederations Cup.
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The kind of transparency required by a U.S. judicial process could also have exposed the identities of those who leaked crucial materials to Hermitage.
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Once ranked as America's best bathroom, the black and green deco of the men's room in Nashville's Hermitage Hotel is a bonafide tourist attraction.
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You might also opt for an older white Rhône, like a St.-Joseph or, if you are of a mind to splurge, a Hermitage.
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Maray now joins the ranks of museum pets, which include his fellow felines famously roaming St. Petersburg's Hermitage Museum just over 500 miles away.
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ET: Kate Hoey, member of British Parliament for Vauxhall; Bill Browder, Hermitage Capital CEO; Erin Ennis, senior vice president of the U.S.-China Business Council.
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I think first of a red from the Northern Rhône Valley, like a Cornas or a Hermitage, both with the depth to match the stew.
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According to the spokesperson, the bachelors and bachelorettes stayed in the Hermitage Inn, which has 15 rooms and the White House Inn, which has 17.
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The song "For Everything that You Lost," which we are premiering with this interview, appears on A Hermitage, the band's forthcoming album with Bella Union.
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Once in Nashville, Trump will be given a private tour of Jackson's home, according to Howard Kittell, the President and CEO of the Hermitage mansion.
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One of the many cats to have lived at the Hermitage, once the imperial Winter Palace, Achilles previously predicted outcomes during the 2017 Confederations Cup.
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She'd single-handedly organized her daughter Sonia's wedding, 300 guests drinking and dancing in the family's backyard in Hermitage, a tight-knit former steel town.
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Nordic financial watchdogs said in October they had received documents from Bill Browder's Hermitage Capital, alleging Nordea breached its responsibilities under anti-money laundering laws.
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We're told the Hermitage Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens in Nashville will be handling the arrangements for Ed -- he'll be cremated and no ceremony is planned.
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And then there is the Hotel Hermitage, the other major luxury hotel in Monte Carlo, which includes a Michelin-starred restaurant and an opulent ballroom.
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His experience there, including access to the Hermitage, initially inspired him to be an artist, but after high school, he chose to pursue architecture instead.
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I saw Red Square and St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow, and we also went to St. Petersburg, where I got to visit the Hermitage Museum.
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There he was introduced to the Beaujolais of Marcel Lapierre, the Sancerres of Vatan and Cotat, the Cornas of Clape and the Hermitage of Chave.
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Sergei Magnitsky was a 35-year-old Russian lawyer employed by Hermitage Capital, a hedge fund run by an American-born billionaire named William Browder.
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She was with her first baby, Cuillin, and was feeding him with one hand while helping organize a community event at Hermitage Docks with the other.
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Browder, founder and CEO of investment fund Hermitage Capital Management, told Reuters on Thursday he intended to file a criminal complaint against Swedbank with Swedish authorities.
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Eighteen months later, he said, Hermitage Capital, along with the offices of its law firm Firestone Duncan, were raided by officers of the Russian Interior Ministry.
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The Hermitage Capital Management CEO explained that he cannot cross an international border right now without being arrested because of his placement on the Interpol list.
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Nordic financial watchdogs said in October that they had received documents from Bill Browder's Hermitage Capital, alleging Nordea breached its responsibilities under anti-money laundering laws.
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" Viren Bhaghat, jeweler, Mumbai, India "Even though St. Petersburg has an extraordinary collection at the Hermitage, the real highlight of my visit was the Fabergé Museum.
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Either people treat it like Cabernet, which is just a disaster, or they try to emulate a Crozes-Hermitage style and they pick way too early.
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William Browder, CEO of Hermitage Capital Management, is questioned during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing to discuss Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election on Thursday.
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The two missed each other by four months at the Hermitage, but Reyes packed her bags for Hilton Head once a mutual chef friend connected the two.
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The Camaldolese Benedictine monks at the New Camaldoli Hermitage are being tested after weeks of rain have pushed damaging rocks onto roads and buckled a vital bridge.
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The director of the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Mikhail Piotrovsky, believes that art loans to the US from Russia, suspended since 2011, may soon resume.
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In advance of her wedding, Charlene had asked her friend Julian Lennon to take a series of intimate portraits of her getting ready at the Hotel Hermitage.
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Browder, who founded Hermitage Capital and was once the biggest foreign money manager in Russia, has been instrumental in driving authorities to bring cases against Danske Bank.
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" Her tombstone at the Hermitage, Jackson's home in Nashville, read in part: "A being so gentle, and yet so virtuous, slander might wound but could not dishonour.
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Nordic financial watchdogs said in October they had received documents from Bill Browder's Hermitage Capital Management, alleging Nordea had breached its responsibilities under anti-money laundering laws.
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The bride-to-be holds a marketing degree from the school, and currently works as the banqueting and convention coordinator at the celebrated Hotel Hermitage in Monaco.
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They would adapt, become fluent and penetrate Russia — land of Dostoyevsky and Tchaikovsky, the Bolshoi Ballet and the Hermitage Museum — in ways all but impossible for foreigners.
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But you need a rich, well-aged white, like a smaragd riesling from the Wachau, a good Meursault or maybe even a Hermitage blanc from the Rhône.
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A 44-year-old British tourist went missing after going swimming alone in Hermitage Lagoon, off Réunion Island, a tropical outcrop in the Indian Ocean, last weekend.
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The tourist went missing on Saturday after going swimming in the Hermitage Lagoon alone on Saturday, during a week-long holiday with his wife, The Sun reported.
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We also saw the ancient gold-filled rooms at the Treasury Gallery at the Hermitage Museum and the sparkly jewel-encased Easter eggs at the Faberge Museum.
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A hike on Kerkis took me to another cave chapel, Panaghia Makrini, once used as a hermitage and thought to have been built in the 9th century.
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Hotels, including the Four Seasons Resort Nevis, The Hermitage and the Great House and cottages at Nisbet Plantation Beach Club, which is open, are in good shape.
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Browder's complaint, filed by his Hermitage Capital Management, called on Latvian authorities to look into the allegations alongside their ongoing broader probe into Russian money laundering links.
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Mr. Price acknowledged that it was difficult to get students, even from schools around Columbia, to tour the home because Jackson's famous Hermitage is so close by.
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Browder has said that the underlying $230 million tax fraud was uncovered by a former Hermitage auditor, Sergei Magnitsky, who died in a Russian prison in 2009.
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As agents of Immigration and Customs Enforcement sought to carry out an arrest, neighbors in Nashville's Hermitage neighborhood formed a human chain to protect members of their community.
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In his tenure as the Hermitage director, Mr. Piotrovsky has had to retrieve paintings just before the police came to sequester them, hurriedly crating them back to Russia.
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According to Mikhail Piotrovsky, the director of the State Hermitage Museum, the British Museum purposely avoided shipping its recent loan of one of the Parthenon sculptures through Europe.
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Together, they offered some of the best articulations of Crozes-Hermitage, an appellation that has not always gotten much respect, but maybe has not always earned it, either.
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Two decades ago, he made a move into Russia, becoming an early investor in newly privatized state enterprises as a co-founder of the hedge fund Hermitage Capital.
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Crozes-Hermitage may not have the potential of the granite hillsides of St.-Joseph, another northern Rhône region, but the wines can be delicious in their own right.
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So would a Barolo or Barbaresco from the Piedmont region, or a good Chianti Classico or Brunello di Montalcino, or a Hermitage or Côte-Rôtie from the Rhône.
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The host of HLN's Crime & Justice tied the knot with her boyfriend of three years, Chris Haynor, at the Hermitage Club ski lodge in Wilmington, Vermont, on December 29.
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The Danish lender was forced to postpone the transaction due to negative headlines of press conference to held by Bill Browder, co-founder of Hermitage Capital Management on Thursday.
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"We can confirm that we have received information that Hermitage Capital Management has submitted an application for investigation to several Swedish authorities," a Swedbank spokeswoman told Reuters on Friday.
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According to the indictment, however, Veselnitskaya helped draft the report, including "insertions of approximately 29 paragraphs describing the supposed actions" of Browder, Magnitsky, and others associated with Hermitage Capital.
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WHEN Bill Browder investigated a $2150m fraud perpetrated by Russian officials against his investment company, Hermitage, he uncovered a money trail that led to several financial centres, including London.
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BALTIC CONNECTION Browder, who founded Hermitage Capital and was once the biggest foreign money manager in Russia, has been instrumental in driving authorities to bring cases against Danske Bank.
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"I was in Russia, visiting the Hermitage Museum in 2009," said Tony Ramos, a telenovela star for more than 50 years, often called the Robert De Niro of Brazil.
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Browder often replied that he didn't know or didn't remember, or that the answer to a particular question was known only by his lawyers or the team at Hermitage.
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She has designed shoes for Adidas, wallpaper for Marburg Wallcoverings and paintings inspired by Russian Suprematist art for a 2015 exhibit at the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg.
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This is the time for a less rarefied, but nonetheless excellent bottle, a Chianti Classico rather than a Brunello di Montalcino, a Crozes-Hermitage instead of a Côte-Rôtie.
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FORAGING In St. Petersburg, with its palaces of the imperial court and the magnificent State Hermitage Museum, shopping is not at the top of the list for most tourists.
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Trump told Fox News's Tucker Carlson in March that he was "reading a book on Andrew Jackson" during his visit to Jackson's former plantation, The Hermitage, in Nashville, Tenn.
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Located near Bermeo, Spain, the site is known as San Juan de Gaztelugatxe and was originally built as a religious hermitage by the Knights Templar in the ninth century.
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Mikhail Novikov, the deputy director of construction projects at Saint Petersburg's State Hermitage Museum, was placed under house arrest on charges of suspected fraud by Moscow's Lefortovsky District Court.
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Hermitage Capital Management Ltd requested an investigation last October into transfers of funds to corporate customer accounts at Nordea from Danske Bank's Estonian branch and Ukio Bank in Lithuania.
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Rollison is a South Carolina-born, Culinary Institute of America-trained chef who developed his love for well-composed drinks when working at Gramercy Tavern and then Nashville's Hermitage Hotel.
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According to US prosecutors, the crime began in 22013, when Russian mafia figures stole assets from companies held by one of the biggest Western investors in Russia, Hermitage Capital Management.
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A new menu item from Burger King has the internet sizzling after eagle-eyed epicureans spotted the Whopperrito in restaurants around Hermitage, Pennsylvania; Warren, Ohio, and select locations in Texas.
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Achilles the cat, who lives in the Hermitage in St Petersburg, is going to be the official oracle for the World Cup in Russia and predict the outcome of matches.
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Shortly after midnight on Saturday morning, a group of six people walked into the Hermitage Bar in Edinburgh, Scotland and helped themselves to the bar's own elegant Christopher Walken portrait.
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"This is a great rearview mirror place," said William F. Browder, at one time the largest foreign investor in the Russian stock market, and the founder of Hermitage Capital Management.
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The President visited Jackson's home in Tennessee, the Hermitage, in March to lay a wreath on the former President's 250th birthday and also drew links between their visions on trade.
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In this case, the government says that the defendants essentially did that on a grand scale: allegedly stealing the corporate identity of Hermitage Capital Management, an investment firm in Russia.
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At the 2012 meeting at the Hermitage, to make the show happen, Mr. Delocque-Fourcaud personally guaranteed that there would be no further threats of seizure from the Shchukin family.
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Those who paid attention and loved syrah sought inspiration in the northern Rhône Valley of France, where the greatest syrahs are produced, like Hermitage, Côte-Rôtie, Cornas and St.-Joseph.
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The Valsuani bronzes have been exhibited in several museums, including ones in Tel Aviv, Havana and St. Petersburg, Russia (the Hermitage), which all presented them as the work of Degas.
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Other investors included Hong Kong investment firm LionRock Capital, London-based venture capital fund Hedosophia and Hermitage Capital, an investment firm primarily focused on Russian markets, according to the people.
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Consider a northern Rhône syrah, like a St.-Joseph or a Crozes-Hermitage, one that is on the rustic, meaty, brambly end of the spectrum, rather than a polished version.
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The LinkedIn page says he got a doctorate in sociology from the CUNY Graduate Center, and since 2013 he has been a hermit and counselor, at the Hermitage of Peace.
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By contrast, half of the grapes for the Chave Silène are from estate vineyards — on a granite slope behind the great hill of Hermitage — and the other half are purchased.
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The objects in the show are all for sale at prices commensurate with the rarity, complexity and provenance of the pieces, with the exception of the table from the Hermitage.
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Browder founded and lead Hermitage Capital Management, which from 1996 through 2005 was an investment advisory company in Russia and had as much as $4 billion invested in Russian stocks.
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And on Wednesday, Jackson's 250th birthday, Mr. Trump visited the Hermitage, Jackson's home in Nashville, where he laid a wreath at his tomb and paid tribute to Old Hickory's populism.
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"This is the first time there is absolutely no consensus," said William F. Browder, a co-founder of Hermitage Capital Management who has been coming to Davos for 21 years.
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Before the signing ceremony, he delivered a lecture about the Hermitage Museum in Arabic and opened a photographic exhibition titled Two Palmyras, which draws parallels between Palmyra and St. Petersburg.
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If it's just you and your Bachelor-obsessed BFF, however, a queen-sized bed and fireplace in the Hermitage Inn goes for around $195 a night, depending on when you book.
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According to Kemp, the State Hermitage Museum insisted that the "Madonna Litta" — a work many specialists contend was executed by Leonardo's pupil Boltraffio — should be categorized as a work by Leonardo.
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We loved the treatment and bringing it all the way back to the Hermitage Cafe, where we had our first ever photo shoot, so that was definitely a full circle moment.
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A cabal of Russian tax and law enforcement officers conspired to defraud Russian taxpayers of $230 million, the largest tax fraud in Russian history, by targeting Bill Browder's company, Hermitage Capital.
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Achilles, who resides in the city's Hermitage museum, was held aloft for photographers then placed on a table in front of two bowls of food marked with Nigeria and Argentina flags.
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At ultraluxury hotels like Hotel Hermitage, Hotel de Paris, and Hotel Metropole, you won't find a basic room for less than $400 per night, and many suites cost thousands of dollars.
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For example, the tenacity required to endure and challenge slavery is explained through audio recordings of slave stories, piped into the small cottages where they lived on South Carolina's Hermitage Plantation.
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Equally enchanting in a different way is St. Nectan's Glen — a vivid valley of woods and waterfalls just outside Tintagel, where it is believed the sixth-century saint had his hermitage.
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The couple knew of a few members-only mountains in the United States but these were fancy, expensive resorts like the Yellowstone Club in Montana and the Hermitage Club in Vermont.
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The place is now known as the Hermitage Museum, its pristine white walls filled with abstract paintings and sculptures made mostly of wood and other junk Haberny scavenged from the streets.
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It's also part of Hermitage Capital, an investment fund that was being investigated by Magnitsky (the Russian lawyer who was killed in a Moscow prison in 2009) more than 10 years ago.
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Several Riga-based banks were alleged to have moved money stolen in a tax fraud perpetrated by Russian officials on Hermitage Capital Management, an investment fund that specialises in Russia, in 2008.
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Browder has, through his firm Hermitage Capital Management, sent information to and pushed various government authorities to bring money laundering cases against Danske and has even lodged accusations against Swedbank rival Nordea.
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President Trump was likely drawing on his recollection of a mid-March trip to Nashville, where he visited the Hermitage and held a big rally for his base in a downtown arena.
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In 2007, authorities say, the Klyuev Group, colluded to fraudulently seize the ownership of three subsidiary companies connected to a Moscow-based Hermitage Capital Management, then the largest hedge fund in Russia.
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I had been following Coleman through Twitter and the Facebook page of the Hermitage of Peace—a convent of sorts in Ashford, Connecticut, which, until recently, was maintained by two elderly nuns.
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You could try a good St.-Joseph or a Cornas, or you could splurge on a Côte-Rôtie or Hermitage, though those wines need a good 10 years of age to shine.
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For the Poldi Pezzoli in Milan, the loan of the Litta Madonna is a bit of a homecoming: The Hermitage bought the painting in 1865, from the collection of Count Antonio Litta.
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In the last month, in which we have been drinking Crozes-Hermitage from the northern Rhône Valley of France, we found both sorts of wines, and another that was somewhere in between.
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My personal preference is to reach for a casual syrah from the Northern Rhône Valley of France, like a St.-Joseph or Crozes-Hermitage, or their equivalents from elsewhere in the world.
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Russia's hopes for removing the sanctions imposed by the Magnitsky Act are "gone" now that Congress has passed this new bill so unanimously, said the founder and CEO of Hermitage Capital Management.
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"What distinguishes our Museum from its global peers, such as the Prado, the Hermitage, and the Louvre, is the fact that we did not begin with a royal or imperial collection," he said.
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