The Souls of China , by Ian Johnson (Pantheon) .
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There Your Heart Lies , by Mary Gordon (Pantheon) .
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His three epic graphic novels — JIMMY CORRIGAN, THE SMARTEST KID ON EARTH (Pantheon, $35); BUILDING STORIES (Pantheon, $60); and the new RUSTY BROWN (Pantheon, $35) — are heartbreaking works, as they say, of staggering genius: feverishly inventive and intimately told, drawn with empathy, architectural rigor and a spooky sense of a divine eye.
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Tragedy, the Greeks, and Us , by Simon Critchley (Pantheon) .
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Pantheon Books / Penguin Random House Julia Phillips, Disappearing Earth.
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If Bommer ever imagined his balloon joining Pink Floyd's Animals cover in the pantheon of great inflatable political statements (an admittedly small pantheon), its ignominious launch surely brought him back down to earth.
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IN THE pantheon of Russian intelligence, the KGB is king.
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To be published in America by Pantheon in August; $25.95.
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HE IS the most unusual member of the liberal pantheon.
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To be published in America by Pantheon in March; $30.
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To be published in America by Pantheon in August; $26.95.
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His work spread and elevated "Mona Lisa" in the pantheon.
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We were never really accepted into any sort of pantheon.
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In his painting "Pantheon" (28), Guston writes down five names.
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Captain America enjoys a rarefied position in the superhero pantheon.
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Try Ben Dolnick's fourth novel, "The Ghost Notebooks" (Pantheon Books).
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Books of The Times AUTUMNBy Ali Smith260 pages. Pantheon. $24.95.
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To chat about those plans and the overall state of the business, I sat down with Pantheon co-founder and CEO Zack Rosen and new Pantheon board member Elissa Fink, former CMO of Tableau.
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With a little bit of training, Larry can join the pantheon.
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Today, Father's Day is part of the pantheon of sentimental holidays.
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Is Scorsese's place in the pantheon not compromised by this shortfall?
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Every aspect reflects a pantheon of practices and ways of being.
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He'll move into still more exclusive sections of the basketball pantheon.
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Bane is perhaps the most political villain in the Batman pantheon.
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Decacorns took their own spot in the pantheon of silly names.
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Below, Pence's five greatest hits, his pantheon of presidential praise. 27.
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Levi's, Hanes, Schott: all are in the pantheon of great brands.
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"Things in Argentina are likely will get worse," Pantheon Macroeconomics predicted.
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But the G. Rocca cafe by the Pantheon is no more.
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It definitely was not in the pantheon with Lincoln and Douglas.
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FOR DISCRIMINATIONRace, Affirmative Action, and the LawBy Randall Kennedy304 pp. Pantheon.
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How to Set a Fire and Why , by Jesse Ball (Pantheon) .
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Asked about their origins, he recited a pantheon of Showplace elders.
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Keeth Smart, a silver medallist, is probably second in the pantheon.
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Professor Arrow, he said, belonged in the "pantheon" of investment management.
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Happy to see Candy Renee make the pantheon of porn auteurs.
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Where does it fall in the pantheon of sheer Kim Kardashian gowns?
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In the pantheon of watches there are a few that stand out.
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The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye is now available from Pantheon.
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LOS ANGELES — Welcome to the pantheon of drug culture classics, Doctor Strange.
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Oblivion has a strange place in the pantheon of Elder Scrolls games.
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In the pantheon of supercars, the McLaren F1 holds a special place.
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I feel like we are in a pantheon of cult classic films.
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"I think exports will disappoint," said Samuel Tombs, economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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The revolutionary atheist has become another god in the Chinese folk pantheon.
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It seems that Bolognese is the scapegoat of the Italian sauce pantheon.
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In the pantheon of monsters he takes no back seat to Nassar.
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Only recently has Bauhaus joined in earnest Weimar's pantheon of cultural accolades.
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In that pantheon of illuminatingly broken men and women, Henry stands apart.
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The Fredo-Cuomo shirt joins the pantheon of on-brand Trump merchandise.
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That's not shocking, according to Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Where does Manning stand in the pantheon of all-time great quarterbacks?
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But it's still a robust entry in the British Cop Show pantheon.
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I want to be here and have our place in the pantheon.
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Wisconsin has contributed its share of greats to the pantheon of paper.
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"I always thought it would be in the pantheon," said Mr. Deitch.
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Demeter becomes Ceres in the Roman pantheon, hence our word for cereals.
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He has joined the pantheon along with Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping.
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But she's Meryl Streep, occupying the tippy top of Hollywood's living pantheon.
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A HOUSE AMONG THE TREES By Julia Glass 353 pp. Pantheon. $27.95.
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It's also quite readable in the pantheon of intentionally arcane privacy policies.
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That would bring some much-needed gender equity to the pregnancy prevention pantheon.
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"In one line: dreadful," said Claus Vistesen, chief eurozone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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"the good doctor" in the pantheon of macho, toxically-inclined dudes of note
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Reprinted by permission of Pantheon Books, a Division of Penguin Random House, LLC.
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Bullard told Australia's Belle Magazine the floor design was inspired by Rome's Pantheon.
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Inadvertent phone calls have yet to join the pantheon of legendary reporting methods.
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To host all of this, Pantheon currently has 1.2 million containers in production.
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He knows the lore, the local pantheon of gods, the beasts and threats.
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In the pantheon of face masks, there are many skin deities to worship.
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Michelle Obama's, by universal acclaim, will join the pantheon of great convention addresses.
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" Henderson condemned the ruling as part of a "pantheon of abortion-exceptionalism cases.
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FALLINGA Daughter, a Father, and a Journey BackBy Elisha Cooper146 pp. Pantheon. $23.95.
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"It's essentially untrackable and unknowable," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Malliagh envisioned a pantheon of pastel gods that make up of Iglooghost's mythology.
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Nonfiction THE EDGE OF EVERY DAYSketches of Schizophrenia By Marin Sardy304 pp. Pantheon.
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Arthur Miller's place in the pantheon of 20th-century American literature is secure.
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I don't think about myself very much in the pantheon of comedy history.
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She presented it under a recreation of the monumental dome of the Pantheon.
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In the White House whistleblower pantheon, only one other congressional testimony comes close.
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Bartlett vaulted instantly into the outsider pantheon, while disturbing the insider-outsider division.
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Chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, Ian Shepherdson, agreed, albeit in more scathing tones.
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There's a special place in the cinema pantheon reserved for resonant B-movies.
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This personal pantheon, and diverse range of influences and impulses, catalyze Ranee's painting.
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Founding a pantheon and, eventually, a religion sounds like a peaceful path to success.
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" Radiolab" is one of the classics of the podcast pantheon, and for good reason.
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He also pledged $280,000 to help restore another fountain, in front of the Pantheon.
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Science history's great pantheon of women is packed to the brim with unapologetic badasses.
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Unlike role-playing games or Metroidvanias, there's not a pantheon of battle royale games.
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Ping-ponging ideas back and forth with Kirby, Lee fleshed out the Marvel pantheon.
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So how does her glittering headpiece compare to the pantheon of royal bridal tiaras?
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The San Antonio forward is having a pantheon season, and he's also a footnote.
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Megalithic ziggurats keeping watch over the city, like a pantheon of new corporate gods.
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The genre has always been made up of a rich pantheon of actual villains.
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Godspeed, John Glenn, as you race again, and forever, in the pantheon of history.
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In the pantheon of bad eating, a PB&J is hardly a bad actor.
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But, like it or not, pantomime is a staple of the British entertainment pantheon.
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" #POTUSonFNS Wallace had asked Trump to "rank yourself in the pantheon of great presidents?
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"The boost from Black Friday will be fleeting," Samuel Tombs of Pantheon Macroeconomics said.
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In 1965, Black Panther entered Marvel's pantheon of superheroes in Fantastic Four, Issue 52.
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I place Jodorowsky high in my pantheon of artists who deliver satiating surreal excess.
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He then pledged €230,000 to the restoration of a different fountain near the Pantheon.
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Where the composers of today will place in the pantheon seems irrelevant right now.
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The Memory Police , by Yoko Ogawa, translated from the Japanese by Stephen Snyder (Pantheon) .
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ATLAS OF A LOST WORLDTravels in Ice Age AmericaBy Craig Childs211 pp. Pantheon. $2700.
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The video helped elevate Mr. Damigo to the pantheon of young, influential white nationalists.
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He's rarely featured in discussions of the pantheon of mid-20th century Jewish comedy.
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It paid about $25.1 billion for Pantheon and assumed another $25.02 billion in debt.
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Books of The Times SOMEBODY WITH A LITTLE HAMMEREssaysBy Mary Gaitskill272 pages. Pantheon. $25.95.
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Thorne Smith, but this is still one for the Pantheon of Awkward Late Night Interviews.
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The caskets were carried inside the Pantheon, where they will be buried into the crypt.
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Then he rolls out the pantheon, the Stones and the Beatles and everybody you love.
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Their worshipers have abandoned them for a new pantheon: Technical Boy, Media, and Mr. World.
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More than a surreal story, it has a permanent place in the pantheon of pop.
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"Matthew is up there in the pantheon of long-lived, high category events," Emaneul said.
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The One, then, is a nice addition to the Sonos pantheon but not absolutely necessary.
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Selma entered DuVernay into the pantheon of important black directors and earned her wide acclaim.
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The Ancient Greeks had Olympus, which was believed to host a pantheon populated by immortals.
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We have major celebrities unafraid to come out as every letter of the queer pantheon.
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Coates' project, then, is to elevate the hero to a higher place in the pantheon.
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The Overwatch League logo fits pretty well into the pantheon of traditional sports league logos.
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Much like Maradona, Griffiths deserves a place in the pantheon of decent free kick takers.
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"Sterling's depreciation is doing more harm than good," Samuel Tombs of consultancy Pantheon Macroeconomics said.
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The Occasional Virgin , by Hanan al-Shaykh, translated from the Arabic by Catherine Cobham (Pantheon) .
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JENNIFER SENIOR 'WHITE SANDS: EXPERIENCES FROM THE OUTSIDE WORLD' By Geoff Dyer, Pantheon, $225; penguinrandomhouse.
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TORONTO - Kawhi Leonard loses zero sleep pondering his place in the pantheon of NBA greats.
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That is, except for the objectively best character and star of the Nintendo pantheon: Kirby.
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These watch brands are entry-level in the strange and pricey Pantheon of luxury watches.
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In the pantheon of Montreal cultural figures, the soulful, self-effacing singer occupies exalted space.
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The Patriots' 34-28 overtime victory catapulted Edelman's reception into the pantheon of clutch plays.
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If there is a pantheon of black action heroes, John Shaft is a shoo-in.
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Still, the band's place in the pantheon — especially this one — has remained an open question.
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But that didn't stop us from equating Ofélia with Wegman's pantheon of lean, superstar Weimaraners.
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And it holds a similar place in my own pantheon of great American art images.
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ELASTIC Flexible Thinking in a Time of Change By Leonard Mlodinow 252 pp. Pantheon. $28.95.
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Now a revelatory exhibition at MoMA confirms her place in the pantheon of American photographers.
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The Untitled Goose Game is the latest entry to this pantheon of fun, simple games.
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"Black Panther is one of the sleeper favorite characters in the Marvel pantheon," she said.
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It's true that Ellie will go down as a colossal figure in gaming's narrative pantheon.
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Wine School Recent years have not been kind to the historic pantheon of fortified wines.
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Opinion Columnist Dear Correspondent, Thank you so much for emailing us at Pantheon Communications Advisors.
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Together, they sketched out a "string axiverse," a pantheon of as yet undiscovered, weakly interacting particles.
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" In the pantheon, he added, Wayne is in the "top ten important figures out there, man.
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Veil is the fourth woman to be honored at the Pantheon, which also holds 72 men.
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A line of small restaurants at Chennai's Pantheon Road have had their shutters down for weeks.
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"The chancellor is constrained by politics really, not economics," Samuel Tombs of consultancy Pantheon Macroeconomics said.
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Spiders sit high in the pantheon of species that have an outsized terror-to-danger ratio.
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And unlike the stuff in the dome of the Pantheon, reinforced concrete comes with a problem.
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Samuel Tombs of Pantheon Macroeconomics, a consultancy, thinks that the hung parliament "reduces hard-Brexit risk".
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Lee wrote "To Kill a Mockingbird," which vaulted her into the pantheon of post-war writers.
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Is there anyone in the Western Conference who can slow the team's ascent to the pantheon?
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God of War sees the return of Kratos and trades the Greek Pantheon for Norse mythology.
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In this respect, Justice Sonia Sotomayor may be the most interesting figure in today's judicial pantheon.
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Fancy furniture peddler Restoration Hardware is proffering a novel addition to the pantheon: stock-market jitters.
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Despite his distinguished war record, Longstreet's absence from the pantheon of Confederate heroes was no accident.
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However, for U.S. policymakers, acknowledging Hezbollah's place in the Lebanon's political pantheon cannot mean accepting it.
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He has transformed French landmarks such as the French National Library, the Pantheon, and the Louvre.
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Warsaw's Temple of Divine Providence, above, a church and pantheon for national heroes, will open today.
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Organizers said they believed the site in Red Hook would join the pantheon of picturesque racecourses.
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Mr. Hersh's place in the pantheon of reporters is secure, but his current status is ambiguous.
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"There is a red line in the calendar," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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The Shortlist PLAYING CHANGES Jazz for the New Century By Nate Chinen 273 pp. Pantheon. $27.95.
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"My goal is to really put Dan into the pantheon where he belongs," Mr. Broderick said.
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I mean this as no compliment, but he remains the most epic troll in Twitter's pantheon.
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Parseghian ranks with Knute Rockne and Frank Leahy in the pantheon of Notre Dame football coaches.
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Random House had hardcover imprints like Alfred A. Knopf and Pantheon Books and published Ballantine paperbacks.
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"It's a way for him to create this pantheon of art genius," Ms. Negrón-Muntaner suggested.
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" -- via Twitter Rob Reiner "Kirk Douglas will always be an icon in the pantheon of Hollywood.
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Byron has earned his place in the poets pantheon, but he's also kind of a cad.
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And the king didn't even need the whole pantheon of Marvel heroes like The Avengers did.
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In the great pantheon of Arsene Wenger euphemisms, the "dark yellow" card is surely the greatest.
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And that is why XCOM 2: War of the Chosen belongs in our video game pantheon.
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It's worth stepping back from this to reflect on who Bowles is in our art pantheon.
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If there's a pantheon of great airplanes, the X-planes deserve an entire wing of the place.
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He's part of an otherworldly pantheon of "new gods" created in 1970 by comics legend Jack Kirby.
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Even compared to the pantheon of light and easy phone games, I found the combat utterly brainless.
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In the decade to come, the songs would take their rightful place in the pop culture pantheon.
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Mr Glenn ranked with the greatest aviators, the Wright Brothers and Charles Lindbergh, in the American pantheon.
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"Real spending on business equipment has slowed sharply; we expect no near-term relief," said Pantheon economics.
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"Resistance to near-term action is still quite entrenched," said Ian Shepherdson, an economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, says the day's news isn't too much of a surprise.
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The showrunners say they also tried to assemble a cast that accurately represents the book's diverse pantheon.
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CVC will invest $100 million in Skybox, while private equity firm Pantheon will add another $50 million.
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But Graham's inclusion in the supermodel pantheon isn't putting an end to a culture that objectifies women.
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It's one of the most lovely and melodic tongues in the pantheon of fake languages, after all.
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THE ART OF CHARLIE CHAN HOCK CHYE (Pantheon, $21980) presents itself as a coffee-table victory lap.
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That's because finger wrestling is here to take its rightful place atop the pantheon of world sports.
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Against the grain of his '60s self, he now belongs to the pantheon he challenged and changed.
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"Awful, and worse to come," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote to clients on Thursday.
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So, I think we added to the pantheon of what makes MacDougal Street both unique and special.
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The Wall Street Journal: Pantheon Macroeconomics Chief Economist Ian Shepherdson: Societe General economist Omair Sharif to Bloomberg:
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Harwell is in the baseball announcing pantheon with Scully, Red Barber, Mel Allen and a few others.
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"There's a lovely dialogue between here and the Pantheon," said Adam Lowe, the company's founder and director.
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"Tariffs are just a real income hit to consumers," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist for Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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The class of 2019 will formally enter the pantheon on March 29 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
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Would that be enough to propel Mr. Cuomo into the pantheon of New York's most celebrated governors?
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" IAN SHEPHERDSON, CHIEF ECONOMIST, PANTHEON MACROECONOMICS: "In one line: Great news, but not enough on its own.
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Ian Shepherdson from Pantheon Macroeconomics told CNBC Thursday that next week's claim total could hit 2400 million.
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In the pantheon of college football rivalries, one of these things is ostensibly not like the others.
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"Tariffs are just a real income hit to consumers," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist for Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Charles Darwin's place in the scientific pantheon is deservedly secure, but he made his share of blunders.
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Mostly, she loved the human pantheon, knew everyone, and wanted to know everything they knew and more.
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As a result, he will probably always sit just below the top quarterbacks in the Cowboys pantheon.
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Alex Gregory, Mohamed Sbihi, George Nash and Constantine Louloudis now join a pantheon of British rowing greats.
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If Station F helps companies grow, more French start-ups could join the pantheon of successful exits.
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This, I think, is what keeps Game of Thrones from joining the pantheon of great TV dramas.
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Lovecraft's formless and alien pantheon of gods serve as a ready stand in for these existentially terrifying problems.
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"Strong growth will be hard to sustain in 2018," noted Samuel Tombs, UK economist at consultancy Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Now, thanks to Brooklyn-based artist Joy Ling, a rather unexpected figure has joined that pantheon: Barron Trump.
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Samuel Tombs, an economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said he still expected growth in overall spending to slow sharply.
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They'll be cemented in the Super Bowl pantheon alongside legends like Joe Montana, Emmitt Smith and Charles Haley.
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Now, an upstart New York hedge fund is trying to step into that pantheon of corporate bank raiders.
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They become akin to our pantheon of modern Greek (and Asian) gods, fighting battles at a larger scale.
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There has been endless debate about the role of tablets with keyboards in the pantheon of computing devices.
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For the most part the frescos tell glorious tales of the gods and goddesses of the Hindu pantheon.
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The ad is aimed at making Kasich look like he belongs in the pantheon of great GOP presidents.
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Even in this pantheon of understandable stupidity, Justin Bieber is someone with perhaps an exceptional lack of knowledge.
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The Pantheon of Horrors is not yet full The immortal question, "What is Aleppo?" has now been answered.
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Why does Eithne Pádraigín Ní Bhraonáin occupy such an elevated place in the pantheon of music's highest rollers?
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In the pantheon of Gaming's Greatest Memes, "The cake is a lie" from Portal may have the edge.
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Besides being friendly as hell, Ant-Man's also the most down-to-earth superhero in the Marvel pantheon.
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Jenna Dewan Tatum and Channing Tatum hold top rank in the pantheon of celebrity couples with aspirational relationships.
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That means more chances to expand the pantheon and get bloodier, gorier, and more violent than ever before.
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They gathered at the National Pantheon building to honor leftist guerrilla Fabricio Ojeda, who was murdered in 1966.
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Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said manufacturing output should rebound modestly over the next few months.
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Creatine PyruvateBound with pyruvic acid, creatine pyruvate is one of the more interesting inclusions in the creatine pantheon.
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Armchair travelers can tick off the sights: the Pantheon, the Forum, the Castel Sant'Angelo and the Palazzo Barberini.
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In the pantheon of foreign policy issues, Africa tends not to be at the forefront of American minds.
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After her death her body was interred at Montparnasse Cemetery, and exhumed for re-burial at the Pantheon.
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Hosts also have to please a pantheon of artists and audience members, whose tastes and talents diverge significantly.
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There is patch of skin to add to this pantheon of men celebrating the best of London's MC's.
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"The longer it takes, the deeper the ongoing slowdown will be," said Pantheon Macroeconomics chief economist Ian Shepherdson.
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But in her extended silences, her place in the pantheon of cultural influence has only grown more enormous.
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Right now, "An Assembly of Gods," a painting of the Chinese pantheon, is on offer until March 25.
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The latest biopic to join the Lifetime pantheon is Britney Ever After, the unauthorized story of Britney Spears.
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Juliet Escoria's autofictive debut novel, "Juliet the Maniac," is a worthy new entry in that pantheon of deconstruction.
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THE STRANGE ORDER OF THINGS Life, Feeling, and the Making of Cultures By Antonio Damasio 336 pp. Pantheon.
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The Midwestern couple has joined the upper pantheon of Republican donors alongside names like Koch, Mercer and Adelson.
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"China's new Loan Prime Rate amounts to a rate cut," Pantheon Macroeconomics said in a research note Monday.
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US authorities reported 601 new cases of coronavirus infection on Wednesday, according to data tracked by Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Part of what secures Ronstadt's place in the pantheon of great 20th-century American vocalists is her eclecticism.
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If the New York avant-garde had a pantheon, you would expect to find Ms. Akalaitis in it.
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What is the common thread connecting the ancient Roman Pantheon, the U.S. Capitol and today's super-tall skyscrapers?
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"The manufacturing recession continues," Ian Shepherdson, the chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote in a note to clients.
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It was the music, he wrote, that put the show in "the pantheon of great midcentury American musicals."
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Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, called the jobs report "ominous" and weaker than the headline suggests.
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But Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said he had not seen evidence of pent-up demand.
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Retail sales there have declined by 20.5% this year, according to a note from Pantheon Macroeconomics published Monday.
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Now, you can add Chris Harris and Lane Smith's "I'm Just No Good at Rhyming" to this pantheon.
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"And thus died the June rate hike," Pantheon Macroeconomics' Ian Shepherdson wrote in a note following the report.
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Like Basement Jaxx, Norah Jones and Keane before me, I will finally be canonised in the Brits pantheon.
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"China is caught between a rock and a hard place," said Miguel Chanco, senior Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Demonstrators protest against Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's visit in front of the pantheon on January 26, 2016 in Rome.
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We will continue to spread the message until America knows that the slaw dog belongs in the frankfurter pantheon.
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While plenty of cats have been famous online, Grumpy Cat's standing in the pantheon of Online Cats is unique.
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Also, in the pantheon of foods that should be mixed with your hands, salad is not necessarily up there.
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As we blissfully toiled our way through the gluttonous pantheon of golden delights, Dania lamented stories of her homeland.
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Mr Martin was the uncredited man behind many of those ideas, and so belongs in that pantheon of heroes.
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Heyn: We're fortunate to be in this pantheon of entertainment, of films that people remember, along with Spinal Tap.
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"GDP growth probably is holding up a little better than the PMIs imply," said Samuel Tombs at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Britain's four of Alex Gregory, Mohamed Sbihi, George Nash and Constantine Louloudis now join a pantheon of British greats.
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Anyway, O'Keeffe belongs to that very small pantheon: an artist whose work doesn't need a reason to be revisited.
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Netflix has done a wonderful service to Americans by introducing them to an international pantheon of television and movies.
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More than that, he knows he stands tall on a godlike pedestal in the pantheon of Czech football legends.
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Gallingly, there is little by way of culture to distinguish them—except, perhaps, their mini-pantheon of folk heroes.
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Tuthill says Hawking was already the biggest of the pantheon of superstars that made places like Cambridge so alluring.
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Samuel Tombs, chief U.K. economist at Pantheon Macro, believes that the BOE will likely not unanimously vote to hike.
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But so far, the people who are most willing to defend Russell's place in the historical pantheon are Republicans.
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When I asked her about her political heroes, though, there was no mention of anyone in the Marxist pantheon.
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Claus Vistesen, euro zone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, recalled that European institutions will somehow continue their oversight on Greece.
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Samuel Tombs, an economist at consultancy Pantheon Macroeconomics, said the wage numbers appeared consistent with signs of rising underemployment.
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"Negative interest rates have been another nail in the coffin," said Claus Vistesen, chief eurozone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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The Woman on the Stairs , by Bernhard Schlink, translated from the German by Joyce Hackett and Bradley Schmidt (Pantheon) .
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Before the Mets' starters can join the pantheon of greats, they must first last as long as he has.
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When it was released earlier this month, EVA's "Touch Me" immediately entered the pantheon of great songs about masturbation.
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But scrappy JD, with a respectable $58 billion market cap, is investing aggressively to be added to the pantheon.
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They may have been rewarded with international winners' medals, but the pantheon of great European Championship sides remains undisturbed.
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Chávez had resurrected Guaicaipuro as a national hero, ordering that his remains be symbolically reinterred in the National Pantheon.
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Song has noted that most of the playwrights in her personal pantheon — Brecht, Beckett, Albee, Shawn — are white men.
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Pantheon Macroeconomics' Ian Shepherdson earlier told CNBC he thought next Thursday's jobless claims could soar to around two million.
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Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, sees the possibility of 5 million job losses in that month alone.
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Stay away from the overpriced, average restaurants situated in Piazza Navona, Pantheon and Campo dei Fiori, Rome's main squares.
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My attraction to my cousin and my detachment as a husband both reside in the pantheon of male tropes.
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It's been a long time since a person has entered the pantheon of all-time tough-as-hell motherfuckers.
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For decades, few living directors could lay greater claim to a seat in the art-house pantheon than Bergman.
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For all the major figures that its opening night touched on, Soundtrack of America has plenty of pantheon left.
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The singer has defied critics and graduated summa cum laude from the pop pantheon into the hall of legends.
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Clothing was due for a big rebound because it seemed to lag a lot in recent months, Pantheon asserted.
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The network hopes the Roys will join that pantheon: they're an ultrawealthy clan that controls a fictional media conglomerate.
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In business, Trump was never accepted in the pantheon of corporate titans and Wall Street masters of the universe.
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Although Winnie-the-Pooh is arguably the most famous bear in children's fiction, Paddington ranks high in the pantheon.
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A snippet of Shakespeare and a snatch of Bach don't elevate Rabin's death into the pantheon of classical tragedy.
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He collected them avidly as a teen, though he preferred brutal Marvel antiheroes like Wolverine to DC's staid pantheon.
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As Nick Wingfield writes, the deal enters a pantheon of big Microsoft acquisitions, many of which have largely failed.
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Samuel Tombs, chief U.K. economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said the data confirm that the country's economy was indeed slowing.
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It's not considered remotely in the pantheon of great instruments; it's sort of looked down upon by real musicians.
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It's been so good that we need to start putting him into the pantheon of the greatest in history.
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One hot morning I set out from my room in a youth hostel in Rome to see the Pantheon.
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Grid of Points slots comfortably into the pantheon of great Grouper records, aching and slow and sad and serene.
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Pantheon: Modeled on knowledge-based game-show-style events for academic students like the Science Bowl or the UK's University Challenge, Pantheon is a learning app where middle- and high-school-aged students come together not only to compete against each other, but to meet like-minded nerds to chew the fat.
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At the top of the HGTV pantheon are Chip and Joanna Gaines, the stars of a show called Fixer Upper.
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Over three games, he single-handedly slaughtered the entire Greek pantheon, destroying everyone and everything who got in his way.
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However, most "classic" films earn their place in the pop culture pantheon over years of popular consideration and critical analysis.
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A non-basketball obsessed friend of mine recently asked me where Kobe Bryant places in the pantheon of basketball greats.
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China's economy could grow by less than 2% year-over-year, according to Pantheon Macroeconomics Chief Asia Economist Freya Beamish.
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Inflation could rise to 3.5% by the end of this year, according to Samuel Tombs of Pantheon Macroeconomics, a consultancy.
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At this pace, we'll have cancer cured before we see women honored alongside men in the pantheon of paper money.
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Both a heartrending rom-com and a hijinks-filled ensemble friendship comedy, Lovesick belongs in the pantheon of both genres.
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Because the Apple Watch is the best there is – for now – and it deserves a place in the timekeeping pantheon.
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The studio announced in June that Jared Leto would star as Morbius, a vampire in Spider-Man's pantheon of characters.
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"Much better, but sterling still is vulnerable if overseas investors lose confidence," said economist Samuel Tombs of consultancy Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Which means Abe now has his eyes on some grander ambitions as his power wanes: his place in Japan's pantheon.
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Gone are the entertaining themes like "gods and goddesses" that mixed figures from different periods in a pantheon of superheroes.
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In the great pantheon of apocalyptic events, few scenarios inspire more dread than the threat of a cataclysmic asteroid impact.
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And while he spreads dread, he also commands respect, fixing Shere Khan squarely in the pantheon of great Disney villains.
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Samuel Tombs, an economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, described the size of February's pick-up in the Halifax data as implausible.
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These are all respectable, solid entries into the great pantheon of doomsday scenarios that could wipe out life on Earth.
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This week, Iglooghost released two EPs called Clear Tamei and Steel Mogu which expand the pantheon of his strange universe.
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The name Elizabeth Holmes may soon take its place next to Charles Ponzi in the pantheon of iconic American fraudsters.
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"Markets appear to have bought into the immediate slowdown story," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote to clients.
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Having played home to seminal record after seminal record, they've cemented their place in the pantheon of UK club culture.
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"France loves Simone Veil and loves her for her struggles," President Emmanuel Macron said in a speech at the Pantheon.
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Check out "Pantheon Punk" below, the perfect video to enjoy on Earth Day (or the full moon if yer goth!).
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Is the gun simply a flash waste of Champagne, or does it deserve a place in the pantheon of Bacchanalia?
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That accounted for about 0.6 percent of the growth in the second quarter, according to Pantheon Macroeconomics, a research firm.
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Shepherdson, from Pantheon, estimates that if the shutdown persists through the first quarter, it could push GDP growth to zero.
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Ian Shepherdson, the chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said inflation was already rising fast in metropolitan areas with low unemployment.
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Archaeoteleia astropulvis is just the latest addition to the growing pantheon of organisms that celebrate David Bowie's life and career.
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Remarkably, she begins her crusade with antiquity, specifically monotheism, which installed a single god to rein in an unruly pantheon.
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He's called King Paimon here, and I'll spare you the mumbo-jumbo about where he fits in the demonic pantheon.
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"You have balance sheets that start to look very, very bad," said Miguel Chanco, senior Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Suspend at least briefly the belief that a tragic vision, or abstraction, is essential for entry into art history's pantheon.
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The expression dates back to at least 2014, which puts it in the millennial pantheon as far as I'm concerned.
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"The warning signs here are clear enough," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, in a note to clients.
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The West building, designed by the architect John Russell Pope and finished in 1940, was modeled after the Roman Pantheon.
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This time, he is facing a legal complaint from four literary estates, representing a pantheon of influential 20th-century novelists.
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The championship is the thing that keeps a player in the pantheon when astonishing performances have faded from living memory.
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For example: "Tyll," his latest book, which Pantheon will publish in an English translation by Ross Benjamin on Feb. 11.
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"I think she has a place in the pantheon of writers, but I wouldn't say she's my favorite," she explained.
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You can be a young rapper on the rise without a deep and obsessive knowledge of the hip-hop pantheon.
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Ian Shepherdson is the chief economist and founder of Pantheon Macroeconomics, a provider of economic research to financial market professionals.
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But to the pantheon of complaints children lodge against their parents (affairs, abandonment, forgotten birthdays), I'm adding this: unbridled optimism.
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He'll certainly hope to help his team in his final tournament — further ensconcing himself in the pantheon of world soccer.
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Perhaps the existence of Deadwood: The Movie will inspire those who would leave Deadwood out of the TV pantheon to reconsider.
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Zeus and its relatives — the pantheon, if you will — target transactions such as online banking logins, payment portals and bitcoin exchanges.
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The rough early days are over, and the champ is poised to reclaim its spot in the pantheon of competitive games.
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That last bit matters because those are the pantheon-makers; they create the molds that future Don Drapers are poured into.
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That religion predated the sixth-century arrival in Japan of Buddhism, which absorbed Shinto gods like Hachiman into its own pantheon.
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This is a Star Trek quietly confident in itself, flexing muscles it has gained from the pantheon of science fiction movies.
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I got inducted into the pantheon of atheists and this whole New Atheist phenomenon happened with Hitch and Dawkins and Dennett.
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If he wants to be part of the pantheon of productive presidents, there is no way to make that case convincingly.
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Samuel Tombs, an economist Pantheon Macroeconomics, a consultancy, said the CBI survey suggested many factories were now running at full capacity.
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I eventually started messing around with more orchestral sounds and then in 2012 I directed and scored my graduation film Pantheon.
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And now, Jemima Kirk has joined the Girls season 6 pantheon by leading one the most sorrowful sex scenes in history.
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Now 15 years later, convenience has once again depowered record labels in favor of broad access to the pantheon of music.
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Yet "The Shining" holds a special place in the pantheon of cinematic horror, even though little in the film is scary.
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Influenced by visual sources ranging from comic books to Bosch, but without direct references, Hancock's pantheon is both familiar and strange.
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This one ranks pretty high in the pantheon of great Simpsons episodes and is unquestionably the show's best exploration of hockey.
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The latter of these is very instructive when you consider how a movie theater chain might fit into the Amazon pantheon.
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But in the pantheon of plucky Star Wars droids, BD-1 is right up there with R2-D2 and BB-8.
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"It's going to be harder for them to extract concessions from their lenders," says Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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The Muffler Man is a sort of modern Antinous, the Greek youth who Hadrian immortalized as gods from across the pantheon.
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"No one is going to accept that," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics and a contributor to The Hill.
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It was abundant, reliable and deserving of a seat in the pantheon of American culture, alongside cowboys, guns — and, yes, freedom.
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The question of his relationship to the rock pantheon went unanswered for 20 years, until he was finally inducted in 2011.
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In the pantheon of baby pictures this isn't exactly a groundbreaker but it is consistent with Teigen's brand of sunny sincerity.
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Expect job growth to rise above a monthly pace of 200,000, argues Ian Shepherdson of Pantheon Macroeconomics in a research note.
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"Since Antis have stopped playing, I decided to create a pantheon and a dedicated medal for each band member," Sakalauskas explains.
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Investors eye Trump speech: Pantheon Macro's Ian Shepherdson sees a growing conflict between the Trump White House and Congressional budget hawks.
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Two of the gods in my pantheon were born within almost a week of each other: Patti Smith and David Bowie.
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Alexander Hamilton is in the pantheon because he wrote the Federalist Papers and laid the foundations of the American political economy.
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And on one misty passage of "Pantheon" — around 2:30 — he comes close to the phantasmagoric, frictionless legato of Allan Holdsworth.
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In time, some Buddhist deities found expression in Shintō-related art and in its pantheon, in the form of kami counterparts.
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And, like any dutiful curator, Barnett's approach implicitly argues that Marc and Macke belong among the pantheon of Europe's modern masters.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — Brendan Emmett Quigley is in the pantheon of great veteran Times constructors, and today's grid is absorbing and clever.
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Wiley is affirming that there is indeed a pantheon of contemporary black visual artists and has begun to construct its register.
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Their names — Junzo Sakakura, Takamasa Yoshizaka and, above all, Kunio Maekawa — would become hallowed in the emerging pantheon of Japanese Modernists.
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Reprinted by permission of Pantheon Books, an imprint of the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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For a long time, it was Steve Jobs who was essentially Zeus (to, I guess, Bill Gates's Hades) in that pantheon.
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"Higher oil prices represent a tax on oil consumers and a windfall for producers," Pantheon Macroeconomics chief economist Ian Shepherdson writes.
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Maybe the biggest change at Pantheon is that when it launched, its team was almost solely focused on the developer experience.
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"Spending on equipment likely will continue to drift down," Pantheon Macroeconomics chief economist Ian Shepherdson writes in a note to clients.
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In fact the entire Norse pantheon, including dwarves and giants and demons, plays out as vividly as a novel or film.
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There are sitting portraits of a pantheon of greats, like Apollinaire, and quickly snapped incidentals like Stein's sister's hat blowing off.
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In this way, "Only Yesterday," though an emphatically local story, makes a place for itself in the pantheon of international modernism.
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"For those of us who are Republican foreign policy conservatives, John is in the pantheon of our heroes," said former Sen.
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The British electorate faces a "terrible choice" at the ballot box next month, according to the chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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The "meat dress," as it came to be known, immediately entered the pantheon of infamous media moments, drawing condemnation and fascination.
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"May's public finance data are not a sign that the economy is losing momentum," economist Samuel Tombs from Pantheon Macroeconomics said.
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Reprinted by permission of Pantheon Books, an imprint of the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House, LLC.
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Just as he was ascending into the pantheon of on-field greats, injuries robbed us of his talent again and again.
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Herbert G. Gutman's classic, The Black Family in Slavery and Freedom 1750-1925, was published by Pantheon Books, New York, in 1976.
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"Fillon is still the safe bet," Claus Vistesen, chief euro zone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, told CNBC on Thursday over the phone.
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But it also marks a formal recognition that the American pantheon is being revised in a way that reduces white male domination.
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In the pantheon of foods you might need a cooking hack to make, peanut butter sandwiches probably do not come to mind.
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And everybody else in the pantheon of Norse mythology is educating him on both good and bad legends of how family relates.
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Samuel Tombs, chief U.K. economist at Pantheon Economics, told CNBC the consensus forecast was now for a rate rise in February 2017.
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Tommy was an original Ramone, and the Ramones were part of the pantheon, they're untouchable, so we hugely respected him for life.
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Yes, but: "This looks terrible, but it won't last," says Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, in a note to clients.
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More of late I think about all the figures being different characters maybe in this epic play or gods in a pantheon.
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While the original trilogy from 2005 set him in the Greek pantheon, he's now caught up in battles with the Norse gods.
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And the Wonder Woman Berry Bold is no exception, it's a chocolate mashup that'll impress even the oldest gods of the pantheon.
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This is only the start of what turns out to be a murderous rampage through the Greek pantheon, Titans and gods alike.
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In his segment with Cohen, Mayer also took some time out to compliment the host on his place in the gay pantheon.
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"That's the main risk for (the 2017 election)," Claus Vistesen, chief euro zone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, told CNBC over the phone.
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Another quarter-century of uninspired leaders imploded into the Great Depression; FDR ascended to the almost messianic pantheon of Washington and Lincoln.
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But Michael Benson, a New York-based artist, believes that, properly presented, some of them belong in the pantheon of great photography.
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That is pitiful compared with, say, the concrete dome of the Pantheon in Rome—which was completed in 125AD and still stands.
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Simply by virtue of tying together a decade's worth of blockbusters, its place in the pantheon of movies appears all but assured.
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Pantheon Macroeconomics said on Monday that it still anticipated American economic growth to gain steam this year, driven by improving consumer confidence.
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The case comes after another court in Beijing punished a challenge to some of the most celebrated heroes of the Communist pantheon.
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Samuel Tombs, an economist with Pantheon Macroeconomics, said there was now "considerable doubt" about the likelihood of a rate cut in November.
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"You can go in the middle and look up sixty-two metres, and it's like the Pantheon!" he said of the tower.
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In 21995, the next hero in the Russian pantheon, Prince Dmitry Donskoy, defeated a Mongol army at Kulikovo Field, south of Moscow.
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So it was very easy for me to understand Pac in terms of the pantheon of that and how to recreate that.
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TMZ did some digging, and we discovered the OG snapshot was taken by Pantheon Productions owner Walter Smith for a porn site.
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Next up is picture-writing: Egyptian and Mayan hieroglyphics stand preserved in limestone stelae lionizing their respective pantheon of deities and dynasties.
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Yet at the same time, Mr. Medinsky has plowed money into celebrating Turgenev and his place in the pantheon of Russian literature.
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Expect to see one percentage point of G.D.P. wiped out in the third quarter, says Ian Shepherdson, chief economist of Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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A visit to his campaign website shows "honoring our commitment to our veterans" ranks 11th in his official pantheon of policy priorities.
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THE SCHOOLHOUSE GATE Public Education, the Supreme Court, and the Battle for the American Mind By Justin Driver 2000 pp. Pantheon. $222.
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Deng was the mastermind behind China's new capitalist era and is second only to Mao in the pantheon of Communist China's leaders.
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Feature To revamp the most boring superhero in the Marvel pantheon, the company turned to an eccentric indie filmmaker from New Zealand.
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The building is modeled on the Pantheon and situated between the Louvre and the Pompidou Center, France's pre-eminent contemporary art museum.
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He should, Fry proposes, be admitted into the pantheon of supreme literary figures, rubbing shoulders with Falstaff or Hamlet or Don Quixote.
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"The Fed's statement yesterday oozed dovishness, for no apparent reason," Ian Shepherdson, chief economists at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote to clients on Thursday.
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As only the sixth hip-hop artist to join the pantheon, Shakur also builds on the hall's modest representation of rap music.
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Stafford has 222, trailing only Marino, Manning, Brett Favre, Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady, a quarterbacking pantheon in the modern passing era.
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The big picture: "Overall, this clearly is a positive report," Pantheon Macroeconomics chief economist Ian Shepherdson wrote in a note to clients.
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"The Fed can't stand by as markets melt," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote in a research note to clients.
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Our society has engineered robust consequences for squeaky wheels, a verdant pantheon from eye-rolls all the way up to physical violence.
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The same factor is making Samuel Tombs, chief U.K. economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, more bearish on sterling than some of his peers.
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The roots had arrived, earning their place in the farm-to-table pantheon next to the burnished cauliflower and crispy brussels sprouts.
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The L'Heureux pantheon is filled out by nuns, college students, bored housewives and teenagers figuring how and where to sin most effectively.
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I trust the advice of my editor at Pantheon, Erroll McDonald, who's phenomenally well read and always has great suggestions for me.
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Written journalism has a strong place in the pantheon of complex and deep storytelling, and we should continue to leverage this format.
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But the game has nonetheless earned its spot in the growing battle royale pantheon by rethinking what makes these types of games fun.
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Miracle Workers is not objectively a bad show, but it doesn't pull its weight in adding to the pantheon of television-tackles-death.
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"This time around both sides can contemplate Greece leaving the euro," Claus Vistesen, euro zone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, told CNBC on Thursday.
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CHEPSTOW, Wales (Reuters) - The ZX Spectrum, a classic 1980s home PC, earned inventor Sir Clive Sinclair a place in Britain's hi-tech pantheon.
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Five Feet Apart, out March 22, is poised to join The Fault In Our Stars in the pantheon of tragic teen love stories.
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Sterling could tumble if only a small proportion of holders of these assets sold up, says Samuel Tombs of Pantheon Macroeconomics, a consultancy.
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"This is as good as it's likely to get until the trade war is resolved," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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This novel will be a narrative retelling of the adventures of the pantheon of the northern gods, including Odin, Thor, Loki, and others.
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IN THE pantheon of economic clichés, the concept of "short-term pain for long-term gain" is surely a contender for top spot.
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A show opens formally in the Sorbonne Art Gallery on the Place du Pantheon on November 8 and will run until January 14.
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There is an increasingly robust vendor ecosystem (in which Pantheon competes) that specializes in operating — hosting, scaling, tuning, developing — WordPress and Drupal sites.
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People will always make weird shit on the internet, but "memes" as we once knew them are no longer part of the pantheon.
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"(The ISM reading is) consistent with robust growth in output, exports, capital spending and employment," said Ian Shepherdson, an economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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If it's produced, Pantheon will be an animated show "based on a series of short stories by [Liu] about uploaded intelligence," reports Deadline.
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Finally, KH3 will join The Last Guardian and Final Fantasy XV in the pantheon of vaporware made flesh, (or at least made data).
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Tracks like "Linepulse" vibrate sleepily over minimalist beats, earning their place in the pantheon of downtempo gems that comprise the LateNightTales series/label.
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As we chiseled marble monuments to our Pantheon of Games, the Waypoint team also recorded special playthroughs of some of our favorite games.
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"Overall I think it will provide a small stimulus to the economy ... but it's not a game-changer," Pantheon Macroeconomics' Samuel Tombs said.
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The raw white rum that Monsieur Etienne spilled on the floor to please the various thirsty members of his pantheon burned Johel's eyes.
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Because Trump's schooling in history seems to be coming from Bannon, the president is unexpectedly accurate in the political pantheon he has created.
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"The US now responds to lower oil prices like an OPEC member," Pantheon Macroeconomics chief economist Ian Shepherdson wrote to clients last week.
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Anawrahta, the most celebrated king of medieval Burma, drew up an official list of 37 nats to be assimilated into the Buddhist pantheon.
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"The market reacted positively because the market hears what it wants to hear," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, told CNN Business.
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"We see no sign of any downturn, suggesting employers remain fundamentally bullish," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, a forecasting firm.
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Xi's handling of events in 218 could determine the future of China's economy and his place in the pantheon of Communist Party leaders.
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Gertrude Stein wasn't part of Rich's pantheon, but stylistically, they were kin: They shared steeliness, transformative rage and the self-confidence of genius.
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"No recession, but most definitely a very weak economy," Claus Vistesen, chief euro zone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said in a research note.
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But as Ian Shepherdson of Pantheon Macroeconomics writes in a research note, the Fed pays closer attention econometrics than it does public opinion.
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By the same token, Jefferson is in the pantheon because he wrote the Declaration of Independence and because of his wartime diplomatic service.
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"The problem is that there is no perfect measure of wage growth," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, a research firm.
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Anand does a stellar job of sketching Singh's trajectory from orphanage to hangman's noose, and from obscurity into the pantheon of Indian heroes.
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His narratives often feel like stories of mortals adrift against a pantheon of gods who are, if not capricious, deeply flawed and untrustworthy.
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" Ian Shepherdson, Pantheon Macroeconomics: "In short, the statement sets up the March hike, which will be followed by Jay Powell's first press conference.
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Drug experimentation is, of course, as much a part of the coming-of-age story Pantheon as losing one's virginity or getting arrested.
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Countries surrounding countries could be in "real trouble" if the current trends continue in those places, Pantheon Macroeconomics said in a briefing note.
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To many, Mr. Cosby is a star in the pantheon of powerful sexual abusers, proof of the rampant inescapability of male sexual violence.
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M. Leona Godin, who lives in Colorado, is working on a personal and cultural history of blindness to be published by Pantheon Books.
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"Donkey Kong" was extremely popular in arcades around the world, earning the game its own spot in the pantheon of classic video games.
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Some of the book's most surprising passages describe how political leaders well outside Meacham's pantheon stood up to racists and right-wing demagogues.
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The strong forearms, the relative shortness (5 feet 9 inches) — so taciturn, the perfect addition to my pantheon of Busted-Face Hollywood Men.
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Every possible pantheon of gods exists right down to the ones conjured from fiction; they are potentially numberless and powered by human belief.
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Freya Beamish, chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, told CNBC on Tuesday that she didn't expect the trade growth to continue in Asia.
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John McCain has joined the American pantheon of heroes who were honored by lying in state under the rotunda at the U.S. Capitol.
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Jackson's wavy hair in portraits like the one on the $20 bill has long made him stand him out in the presidential pantheon.
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Yet it put Dr. Hurdzan in the pantheon of architects who have created a U.S. Open course and finally brought him name recognition.
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Collages and Polaroids by Dash Snow, downtown's artistic rebel; Barbara Ess's surveillance photographs; Chiara Fumai's feminist pantheon; and Jeffrey Gibson's geometrically patterned garments.
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The 53-year-old artist's latest and easily most mainstream title, My Brother's Husband, Volume 1, comes out tomorrow in English from Pantheon.
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While certainly nowhere near as evocative and poignant as Jessica Jones Season 1, his 2017 solo introduction into the Netflix-Marvel pantheon showed promise.
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So, while Toy Story 4 won't ever outrank the original film, it earns its spot in the pantheon of Woody and Buzz's many adventures.
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But among tech's most influential leaders, he's routinely mentioned as part of the same pantheon that includes Bill Gates, Larry Ellison, and Steve Jobs.
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They're meant to trace each of the hosts becoming a player in this new pantheon — and to make sure we see their evolution coming.
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"The sector can't thrive when it's being hit by new taxes at random every few weeks," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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What has made this conventionally hot, anime-loving, lives-with-his-parents-in-New-Jersey movie star truly ascend into the pantheon of thirst?
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I mean, there are all these really incredible stories that we'd hold up in this Horatio Alger kind of pantheon of American bootstrapping ideology.
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The question refers to two renowned pizzerias in this city, which is itself famous in the pizza pantheon for its distinctive thin-crust pies.
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The roof of the Pantheon in Rome is the world's largest unreinforced concrete dome; it was completed in around 125AD by Hadrian, an emperor.
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YouTube TV joins the fairly small pantheon of apps that support the feature, which includes the regular YouTube app, Netflix, Chrome, VLC, and Facebook.
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It said Vanguard has had "exploratory" talks with Boston's HarbourVest Partners, London-based Pantheon and at least one other firm over the past year.
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There is "early evidence that sterling's Brexit-driven depreciation already is pushing up inflation," according to Samuel Tombs, chief U.K. economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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As gaudy as his numbers are, Murphy said he'd rather talk about his team's place in the standings than his spot in Baker's pantheon.
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Had Sargeant lived longer, Beard believes he would have joined the pantheon of early 2oth-century figurative artists, like Thomas Eakins and Winslow Homer.
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Samuel Tombs of Pantheon Macroeconomics, a consultancy, sees average rates on new mortgages jumping by 0.25 percentage points as a consequence of its withdrawal.
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His account didn't sponsor any ads, but others like Capgemini Australia, Pathé Films, and Pantheon Books had ads for this scam approved as well.
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For Verbinski calls upon a great pantheon of stories in order to talk about daddy issues, yes, but more importantly to talk about capitalism.
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Added to that, Claus Vistesen, the chief euro zone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said that new elections in Italy are just around the corner.
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It acquired casts of architectural elements from the Parthenon and the Erechtheion and scale models of the Pantheon and the Cathedral of Notre Dame.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 100%What critics said: "This tantalizing and whipsmart entry to the teen show pantheon proves itself worthy of the spotlight.
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In the pantheon of summer activities in the country, guns were better than catching frogs but not as much fun as riding a horse.
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Clinton, who is 68, in the pantheon of pioneering American women, from Amelia Earhart and Harriet Tubman to Sandra Day O'Connor and Geraldine Ferraro.
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The God of the Old Testament was fairly communicative, and the gods of the Hindu pantheon made frequent appearances, at least for a while.
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His implicit offer of pardons will likely place Trump alongside Richard Nixon in the pantheon of the antagonists of the American rule of law.
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Had the Japanese animator Eiichi Yamamoto's psychedelic, sexually explicit "Belladonna of Sadness" (1973) opened at midnight, it, too, might have entered the cult pantheon.
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Modeled on the Pantheon in Rome, the National Gallery of Art was dedicated by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on this day 75 years ago.
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Walton not only earned the first ejection of his coaching career—he secured a place in the pantheon of great NBA on-court blowups.
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Using a combination of CG animation and photogrammetry scans of the band members and Soviet social realist sculptures, Sakalauskas turns Antis into a pantheon.
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Fede and Filippo work in a store-cum-strategic hub in Milan's via Anfossi, right next to Ernst Knam's pantheon of an erotic bakery.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — Retired and dead Chinese Communist Party leaders who join the official pantheon are usually feted with the publication of their collected works.
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She's aided by the reanimated Gregor "The Mountain" Clegane, who ranks only behind the Night King in the series' pantheon of terrifying blue people.
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Freya Beamish, the chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said that a reduction was widely expected, and had been well signaled for several weeks.
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Those artists helped make Day of the Dead, with its marigolds and sugar skulls, the newest addition to the pantheon of American ethnic holidays.
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"The longer it goes on, the bigger the risk is of broader damage," Ian Shepherdson, an economist at research firm Pantheon Economics, told me.
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It hardly figures in the national sports pantheon, with 20173,22017 cricket players in some 230 French clubs, compared with 219 million registered soccer players.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Though they exude an air of casualness, this array has been deliberately assembled and displayed as a pantheon.
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They chose more recent, more familiar musical ancestors — less history, more hits — and were willing to risk having their songs compared with the pantheon.
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The series is joined perhaps only by Tintin and Mickey Mouse in the pantheon of comic book and cartoon characters with uninterrupted universal appeal.
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" A more convincing argument for Ms. Boosler's place in the pantheon can be found in her regular appearances on "Late Night With David Letterman.
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M. Leona Godin vive en Colorado y está trabajando en una historia personal y cultural sobre la ceguera que publicará la editorial Pantheon Books.
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But Federer's own run here nearly ended before that could happen, at the hands of a player considerably further down the pantheon of greats.
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This quote from Ian Shepherdson, founder and chief U.S. economist for Pantheon Macroeconomics, went viral after it was referenced by JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon.
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Ian Shepherdson, founder and chief economist of Pantheon Macroeconomics, told CNBC earlier that he thought next Thursday's jobless claims could be around 2 million.
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He is matter-of-fact and unguarded, secure on his perch in the pantheon after two solo retrospectives at the Museum of Modern Art.
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Tombs at Pantheon Macroeconomics said the sector could experience a quick recovery around the turn of the year, if the Brexit deadline of Oct.
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Italian culture minister, Dario Franceschini, confirmed plans to introduce a fee — thought to be around €19413 (~$3.50) — for entry to the Pantheon in Rome.
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After slaying the entire Greek pantheon of gods in previous games, the Spartan warrior Kratos retires to a cabin in the woods up North.
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Check out the dresses that had a special place in our editors' pantheon of favorite SAG Awards dresses yet – and weigh in on your favorites.
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There will be conversations about how it went wrong (it's not that complicated) and where Eli stands in the pantheon of great quarterbacks (he doesn't).
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Even more of a let down is the addition of Lucy Stevens to the pantheon of women journalists who fall in love with their sources.
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But does jousting have what it takes to enter the great sporting pantheon alongside such greats as table tennis and the throwing of the hammer?
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"I think you're starting with the Egyptian pantheon," Musk said at the presentation, addressing Steven Davis, SpaceX engineer and project lead at The Boring Company.
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Now, the movie adaptation starring Josephine Langford and Hero Fiennes Tiffin is poised to launch careers and achieve a spot in the teen romance pantheon.
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"February's data shows that the construction sector has been one of the biggest losers from the Brexit vote," said Samuel Tombs, economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Vistesen from Pantheon Macroeconomics said that the figures are somehow "distorted" because many Spaniards have gone back to studying or are working without being registered.
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In the pantheon of amazing female heroes stands another, with a brilliant mind, a devastating wand, and a head full of bushy hair: Hermione Granger.
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Loki is still far and away the greatest big bad the studio has put on the silver screen in a pantheon that is fairly underwhelming.
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Meanwhile, Claus Vistesen, chief eurozone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, seemed relatively optimistic about inflation prospects in the months ahead in light of recovering oil prices.
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In the past 215 years, a new image joined the bumper sticker pantheon, right next to gratuitous honor student boasts and outdated political endorsements: Coexist.
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The show examines the pantheon of African water deities known collectively as Mami Wata, a sometimes-half-aquatic, gender-bending, often-contradictory plurality of beings.
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She's a part of a pantheon of public figures who have a great deal of power — power that can be used for good, or evil.
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Samuel Tombs, an economist with Pantheon Macroeconomics, said the narrowing of the deficit in September almost entirely reflected an improvement in trade in erratic items.
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Samuel Tombs, an economist with Pantheon Macroeconomics, warned against reading too much into the CBI's figures which were based on a small number of retailers.
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In the books, Azor Ahai is a legendary figure out of the religious pantheon associated with R'hllor deriving from the city of Asshai in Essos.
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Now, it looks as though his works could reach a new audience: AMC is developing series based on his works called Pantheon, according to Deadline.
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The short-lived capitol of the Confederate States of America is home to Monument Avenue, a tree-lined boulevard featuring the pantheon of Confederate generals.
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President-elect Donald Trump has yet to even assume office, but his unofficial historian is already elevating him to the pantheon of America's greatest leaders.
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That inspired bit of casting is almost enough to inscribe "Green Room" alongside "Sexy Beast" in the pantheon of against-type British thespian screen villainy.
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The United States and Congress have both become more demographically diverse, and recycling would allow senators who are not white males to join the pantheon.
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EVERYTHING IS TEETH (Pantheon, $24.95) is a lyrical reminiscence of her youthful fixation with sharks and with the conservationist and shark-attack survivor Rodney Fox.
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Claus Vistesen, chief euro zone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, believes that Catalonia's inability to push through with independence is a key reason for the optimism.
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The veteran actors and producers of the diminished NTA saw their own possibilities and made their own movies, now included in the classic Nollywood pantheon.
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"As of now, this doesn't look like an end-of-the-world event," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, an independent research organization.
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I was hooked and replayed the demo a dozen times, enamored by the combat and premise of Kratos taking on the pantheon of Greek gods.
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No one will accuse him of identity politics when he inducts a deserving woman into our national pantheon, as most other democracies have already done.
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While he was progressive on civil rights, his escalation of the Vietnam War usually keeps historians from including him among the pantheon of great presidents.
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Few games can be like League of Legends or Counter-Strike, taking the world by storm and establishing themselves atop the pantheon of competitive games.
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Pantheon Macroeconomic's Ian Shepherdson points out that prices for cell phone service, higher education services, and airline tickets have all fallen substantially in recent months.
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It seems to me that the giant squid — part mystery, part myth, part monster — is an eminently worthy animal for inclusion in the puzzle pantheon.
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This and other seminal ideas had earned Hamilton a place in the pantheon of thinkers who ushered in the modern Darwinian understanding of social behavior.
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In Bruce Springsteen's "Cadillac Ranch," Mr. Reynolds is inscribed in the automotive pantheon almost as an afterthought, following James Dean and the bootlegger Junior Johnson.
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Callimachi: These are the figures in the jihadist pantheon who have taken concepts out of Islam and essentially weaponized them to justify a violent jihad.
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" • Ian Shepherdson of Pantheon Macroeconomics writes, "In short, the statement sets up the March hike, which will be followed by Jay Powell's first press conference.
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With Franz Marc and August Macke: 21909-213, the Neue Galerie implicitly argues that the two artists belong among the pantheon of Europe's modern masters.
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To watch "Amazing Grace" now is to wonder where in the pantheon it would have landed at the time, where it would have landed her.
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Philip Roth is celebrated for bringing my family's tiny slice of the world into the American pantheon, widening the literary canon to include American Jews.
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Scholars and music critics are spilling barrels of ink to rightfully praise her voice, her civil rights activism, her place in the pantheon of music.
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Go: A show at the Museum of Modern Art in New York confirms Dorothea Lange's place in the pantheon of American photographers, our critic writes.
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He seemed certain to leave office at the end of October to gushing tributes and an assured place in the pantheon of Europe's great leaders.
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Otis Redding lived only 230 years, but that was long enough to secure his place in the soul pantheon; a new biography tells his story.
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Without a doubt, he's already in the pantheon for science fiction/speculative fiction, but as weird as it might sound, I think he's still underrated.
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This stands as a reminder that history is ever repeating itself, and a nod to the timelessness of Frank L. Baum's iconic pantheon of characters.
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Stuart A. Reid is a managing editor at Foreign Affairs and the author of a forthcoming book from Pantheon Books about the 1960s Congo crisis.
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These women shine within the Bravo pantheon as no-nonsense anti-Housewives, who must stay resolutely calm while dealing with all the divas around them.
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For some, the thought carried an unkind implication: Does something from the galaxy of pop music belong anywhere near the almighty pantheon of Great Lit?
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While individuals can judge for themselves whether and where the latest novels rank in that pantheon, they won't regret this latest investment in vacation reading.
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On Wednesday, ClassPass announced its arrival in the pantheon of unicorns, or startups valued at $1 billion or more, with a new $285 million investment.
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Slack wants to be in that pantheon — as the place where people collaborate and hang out online, the world's virtual conference room and water cooler.
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"It is not obvious to me that the market has hit a floor yet," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, told CNBC on Friday.
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"The Fed is on course to do nothing for the foreseeable future," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote in a note to clients.
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"We continue to think the most likely outcome of the election is a small Conservative majority of under 60," said Samuel Tombs at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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The show's title, "Mastry," is lifted from Marshall's ongoing series of comic-book-inspired works, with superheroes based on the Yoruba pantheon (opens Oct. 25).
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"Lord of Light," Roger Zelazny On a distant planet, far in the future, earth colonists rule the world as the gods of the Hindu Pantheon.
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Not everybody likes his work, which tends toward a tuneful, easy-listening accessibility that robs him of a place in the pantheon of serious composers.
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"We expect a clear upturn over the first half of this year, but it isn't happening yet," wrote Ian Shepherdson, chief economist of Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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On its face, this show is a solid new entry in the Sherman-Palladino pantheon of wisecracking heroines and the assorted people who love them.
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That combination — bad timing, dramatic gameplay changes, a lack of trendy features — prevented FFXII from finding its proper place in the pantheon of Final Fantasy games.
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Right now she undoubtedly belongs to the pantheon of super-celebs, people so famous that they're the ones getting approached shyly by Beyoncé at a party.
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Surely there is no more haunting image in the pantheon of grainy Berghain videos, than that of the lone ranger's silhouette, gyrating into the dry ice.
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To be able to see this character, Lara Jean, take her place in the pantheon of Asian American female characters of which there are so few.
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Some even settled in the mountains of Ancient Greece and founded an Eternals city called Olympia, thus becoming the real-life basis for the Greek pantheon.
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Many Carnatic tunes are bhakti, devotion to a favourite god in the Hindu pantheon, and narrate the god's story, their kind deeds, adventures and love affairs.
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Not only does this tale reflect Krishna's power in the Hindu pantheon, it also serves as a reminder that good always triumphs over evil, Padmanabhan explains.
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There is something so beautifully fitting about From Software entering the pantheon of Japanese artists who have tackled the legacy and violence of the samurai legend.
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The film's place in the pantheon of black connectivity is so potent because it stands neither as past or future, but as a monolith to itself.
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And even as those movies lost mainstream appeal, the pugilistic pantheon of brawny Americana they made famous still dots the pop culture landscape in different guises.
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Lovesick Evie and Dylan seem to be on the path to joining the pantheon of great TV couples, and Edge's legacy on that front seems secure.
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The new appointments are an interesting mix for the company that points to how Spotify wants to position itself among the pantheon of public tech companies.
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Stan Lee, the creator-writer of Marvel Comics' pantheon of heroes and villains, died on November 12th, aged 95 Stanley Leiber grew up poor in Manhattan.
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It's a disarmingly fluid record despite being impeccably structured and conceptually tight, and clearly aims at taking a place in the pantheon of great pop records.
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The Pantheon in Paris' Latin Quarter is a secular mausoleum containing the remains of distinguished French citizens such as Victor Hugo, Marie Curie, and Alexandre Dumas.
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News came last night from the official Twitter account for Pantheon, the new MMO McQuaid had been developing as a spiritual successor to his influential hit.
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Her compositions tread at the edges of the known extreme musical pantheon, creating and destroying expectations within the space of a breath or a choral harmony.
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Demonstrably and performatively heavier than Silver Side Up, 22000's The Long Road affirmed Nickelback's in the millennial pantheon, or at least kept the momentum going.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Hundreds of undocumented migrants calling themselves "black vests" stormed the Pantheon monument in central Paris on Friday demanding the right to remain in France.
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But where I ultimately want to land is on Amy Brenneman herself, who has always been a little overlooked in this show's pantheon of great performances.
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The move illustrates Mr. Barr's swift rise in the pantheon of President Trump's most prominent and loyal allies — and in the eyes of Mr. Trump himself.
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"It looks good, but it's never happened before when you have hurricanes making landfall in successive survey weeks," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Deng is second only to Mao in the pantheon of Communist China's founding fathers, and his influence and popularity lingered long after his death in 1997.
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In "The Kelloggs: The Battling Brothers of Battle Creek" (Pantheon),an able medical historian, Howard Markel, paints a vivid portrait of the brothers and their era.
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But conservatives had their own pantheon of foreign-born exotics, who dispensed very different lessons and left a deeper and more lasting imprint on our politics.
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Amid the procession of megalomaniacs, misanthropes, and basket cases who make up the classical pantheon, he seems to have been one of the more likable fellows.
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WHEELDON The repertory at City Ballet is a pantheon of great composers, and you want to find music, or have music composed, that will stand up.
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"We fear the chill winds from Brexit will only intensify unless the withdrawal agreement is signed off soon," economist Samuel Tombs of consultancy Pantheon Macroeconomics said.
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Add to that pantheon of local lettering the New York City Tree Alphabet, unveiled this week by the city Parks Department's artist in residence, Katie Holten.
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Soon, I was convinced it was kind of criminal that Sheckley wasn't better known, or even firmly planted in the pantheon of short form science fiction.
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Since then, its popularity has waxed and waned, joining the pantheon of karaoke classics and peaking again in 1995 with a version sung by Nikki French.
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This was a crux of the artist's practice: She resuscitated female historical figures from obscurity, creating a new feminist pantheon that values alternative forms of creativity.
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Though the 1932 Mummy was unusual in the pantheon of Universal films, it was quite typical in its presentation of the tropes associated with fictional mummies.
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Ever the street-corner mythmaker, the Brownsville rapper tells tales of epic proportions, reinforcing his tales of moral perils with imagery borrowed from the Greek pantheon.
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"If you forget Germany, Spain is the real success story in this business cycle," Claus Vistesen, chief Eurozone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, told CNBC over the phone.
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In this newest installment of the series, our anti-hero Kratos, having decimated the Greek pantheon, has settled down in the realm of Norse myth and legend.
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YTMND had been in decline for years, having slowly lost its place in the internet pantheon, just like the rest of its peers from the old internet.
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On opening day, 14 years ago, few would have predicted that Deng might be purged again, or at least lose his central place in the Communist pantheon.
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It is a trend that some economists, such as Ian Sheperdson, the chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, say is likely to stay with us for a bit.
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Pantheon, a WordPress and Drupal hosting service with a strong lineup of features for developers, today announced that it has raised a $5003 million Series C round.
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Up until then, I thought of celebrities as a pantheon of gods and goddesses, only Mount Olympus was Hollywood and the gods starred in movies, not myths.
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"A July rebound, therefore, was always likely but this is a gratifyingly big increase," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote in a note to clients.
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He lives to deliver exposition and get in the way, and he dies so that we can move along to kill more important gods in the pantheon.
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Critics refer to the Institution as conservative, but it skews more toward the classically liberal; Margaret Thatcher occupies a unique posthumous place in the institution's honorary pantheon.
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They do it because—in my view—they fall into the pantheon of the great guitar-based acts whose music will exist on record store shelves forever.
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If there was a Pantheon of Pop, one would imagine that it would have to be enormous to house all the marble statues of popstars gone by.
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Eh. But it certainly will end up in the pantheon alongside the Willie Horton ad and Thomas Jefferson paying a journalist who called John Adams a hermaphrodite.
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"Consumers have cash in their pockets - wage growth is at an 11-year high (and) surveys point to further increases in employment," Pantheon Macroeconomics's Samuel Tombs said.
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"The near-term risks to sterling remain heavily tilted to the downside," Samuel Tombs, chief U.K. economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said in a research note on Tuesday.
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Baseball writers liked to carp about Piazza's defense and his back acne, but as the best-hitting catcher of all time he was headed for the pantheon.
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With Alex Ross Perry's gripping new rock drama, Her Smell, a fictitious 90s alt-rock trio called Something She enters the pantheon of legendary nonexistent movie-bands.
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Since banks typically pay around 1% for funding from retail deposits or in wholesale markets, this is a boon, says Samuel Tombs of Pantheon Macroeconomics, a consultancy.
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To fell another president, to earn an entry in the pantheon of presidential scandal, to get another -gate, the press would have to hold the shining light.
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But Samuel Tombs of Pantheon Macroeconomics said that signs of softening inflationary pressure in the services PMI raised the prospect that inflation would drop off more quickly.
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And a recent addition to the pantheon could change the way that characters move throughout the parks and influence how we think about mobile robots at large.
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That alone might well have been enough to loft Harold von Braunhut into the pantheon of toy inventors, alongside Uncle Milton Levine, D.F. Duncan and George Parker.
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He stands within a pantheon of heroes including Vaclav Havel, Elena Bonner, the widow of Andrei Sakharov, and Pope John Paul II, all recipients of this award.
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Later on you meet Mimir, a known figure in Norse mythology who shares his wealth of stories about Odin, Thor, and the pantheon of the Nine Realms.
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"When the president calls for lower oil prices, he's ignoring the new reality," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote to clients in a November report.
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Worthington Gill is the name of the elderly owner of the Dallas Cowboys in the alternate universe of Sergio de la Pava's third novel, " Lost Empress " (Pantheon).
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Ian Shepherdson, the chief economist at Pantheon Macro, said to "Squawk Box Europe" Friday that any inflationary impetus that would justify higher interest rates isn't really there.
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Over the weekend, the internet elevated Pedals to the pantheon of famously slain animals like Cecil the Lion and Harambe, the Cincinnati zoo gorilla turned powerhouse meme.
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Benjamin Dean, communications director for Pantheon developer Visionary Realms, shared more details on Pantheon's message board: I would never have learned to type if not for McQuaid.
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By peeping through a slim gap in the drapes, you can see the nearby Pantheon — a Greek emblem and a grand backdrop that clearly indicates the locale.
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In his absence, Croatia went on to get to the final for the first time, guaranteeing the remaining 22 players a place in the country's sporting pantheon.
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That's why others who doped "just as much" have reentered the pantheon of greats while Armstrong is, to a large extent, still shunned by the cycling world.
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However, Samuel Tombs, chief UK economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said consumer spending data were often volatile and it would take time before a weaker trend became apparent.
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Ian Shepherdson of Pantheon Economics also predicts Yellen will "gently suggest" that fiscal stimulus is not needed, an argument sure to warm the hearts of budget hawks.
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Donald Judd entered the pantheon of Minimalist art for works like his "Judd boxes," deceptively simple containers that stand on the floor or get stacked on walls.
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That's in keeping with another staple of American life: The big-picture point of the pantheon of American founders is to celebrate the good things about them.
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The War Against Guns: Arming Yourself Against Gun Control Lies by John Lott is well on its way to ascending into the pantheon of pro-gun literature.
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Edward is already the flimsiest Pygmalion in the pantheon: He throws money at everything, so even his lady-construction project is outsourced to shopkeeps and hotel staff.
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It's a reminder of the beauty, power, and versatility of his voice—an instrument that deserves a spot in the pantheon alongside his close friend, Jeff Buckley.
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With Tracker and the Leopard, James has created two compelling and iconic characters — characters who will take their place in the pantheon of memorable and fantastical superheroes.
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At the Metropolitan Museum of Art — just a few minutes' walk from this show — Puvis is usually found close to the pantheon but never quite in it.
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"The virus is beatable, but the measures that are required to beat it are economy killers," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist for Pantheon Macroeconomics, a research firm.
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The data from China, published by Pantheon a few days ago, focuses on the progress after a lockdown was imposed Wuhan, where the virus originated, in January.
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Philip Roth's career is the longest winning streak of any artist — in any medium — in my personal pantheon, so singling out his "best book" is almost impossible.
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The president seems to see certain people as exempt from the laws of gravity, and he has accorded Kushner a place snug beside him in that pantheon.
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Expanding background checks, for example, consistently wins support from eight in 10 Americans in polls — but it's just one in the "pantheon of defining issues," Walker said.
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In my personal pantheon of opera heroines who should have shown more grit before succumbing to their inevitable deaths, I have long reserved special contempt for her.
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"The ECB is now going all in on achieving what we think is a structurally unattainable inflation target," said Claus Vistesen, chief eurozone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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While popular science books may occupy a small niche in the pantheon of books published every year, it usually contains very good ones written by excellent scientists.
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Where I go to the Pantheon by myself, walk around the city all day, eat gelato for dinner, and go to an American movie with Italian subtitles.
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The only woman to lead a Resistance network in occupied France, she was never honored in France's Pantheon, although two Frenchwomen resisters were belatedly honored in 2015.
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So, when Waypoint's managing editor, Danielle Riendeau, suggested that we should build a pantheon to play off of the "godly" year of games, everything clicked into place.
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The win gave Biles her second gold medal of these Olympics, and secured her place in the pantheon of the greatest gymnasts that the sport has ever seen.
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"I just about fell out of my chair when he said that," Ian Shepherdson, the chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, told the FT. The news nonetheless pleased investors.
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Among the pantheon of dystopian genre films, it lacks either the darkly satirical guiltlessness of Battle Royale or the bleak but thorough societal deconstruction of The Hunger Games.
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A slowdown in growth in tax revenues in March was a new sign that Britain's economy is losing its momentum of last year, Pantheon Macroeconomics' Samuel Tombs said.
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It is a stirring, if somewhat by-the-numbers depiction of heroism and survival in horrifying times, but it will not make the pantheon of great historical films.
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Samuel Tombs of Pantheon Macroeconomics, a consultancy, reckons that, in the event of a no-deal Brexit, sterling would drop to $1.15, its lowest level in three decades.
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She now appears in its pantheon, credited with extending the rights of man to all human beings, "regardless of the distinction of sex," as she wrote in Vindication.
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Waving signs reading "send Trump back to the golf course permanently" and "our button's bigger than yours," demonstrators gathered in front of Rome's iconic Pantheon on Saturday morning.
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Small wonder, then, that he has risen in the presidential pantheon, while Woodrow Wilson, who segregated much of the civil service in the early 20th century, has sunk.
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Arasheben claims that Tyga has owed him the money since 2012 — namely, $28,275 for a diamond pantheon watch, and a borrowed and unreturned $63,000 diamond Cuban link chain.
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Claus Vistesen, chief euro zone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, told CNBC that if Macron wins, the ECB is likely to change its forward guidance at its June meeting.
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In fact, in the pantheon of all-time great MCs who remain all-time great MCs despite rapping for two decades, Raekwon and Lil Wayne are good partners.
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In "The Business of Books," his 113 polemic against the consolidation of the publishing industry, the longtime Pantheon editor André Schiffrin denounces escalating profit targets at mainstream houses.
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"The relapse in the services PMI adds to evidence showing the recovery lost further momentum towards the end of 2015," Pantheon Macroeconomics chief UK economist Samuel Tombs said.
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The 2018 side are guaranteed to join that pantheon whatever the result of Wednesday's semi-final against Croatia in Moscow, though, and Southgate said there were some similarities.
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She studied in France for several years where she obtained graduate degrees from the Universite Pantheon Assas (Paris II) and worked at the International Criminal Police Organisation INTERPOL.
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Everyone used to say that about the U.S. Ian Shepherdson is the chief economist and founder of Pantheon Macroeconomics, a provider of economic research to financial market professionals.
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The creators of these programs, all white men, formed a kind of princely pantheon of showrunners and were regularly grouped together by the press as mavericks and visionaries.
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She is the daughter of the former publisher of Pantheon Books, the late André Schiffrin, and Mr. Sands concedes he was in awe of the family's literary milieu.
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Set within the untamed forests, mountains, and realms of Norse lore, 'God of War' features a distinctly new setting with its own pantheon of creatures, monsters, and gods.
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But in my mind these authors occupied — and still do — a special pantheon reserved for those who devoted their lives to pursuing their difficult, idiosyncratic but necessary craft.
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PHOENIX The Greco-Roman world is covered in the booth at Phoenix Ancient Art, which is tricked out to look like the interior of the Pantheon in Rome.
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The whole thing gets shot into the mesosphere when Bieber seamlessly segues into his own timeless classic, "One Time," positioning himself into the same pantheon as the Hip.
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SVG also said on Tuesday it had in-principle agreed to sell half of its investment portfolio to Pomona Capital and Pantheon Ventures at a 7.8 percent discount.
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Some may not like the pop idol or the dark turn she's taken in recent months, but we here at Motherboard welcome her into the cliche cyberpunk pantheon.
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At 40, Rumours continues to prove its remarkable durability even if it booked its spot in the musical pantheon long ago (it's been remastered and reissued twice already).
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A longtime professor of English at Princeton, now retired, Showalter considers Roth "a transformative artist" who belongs in the pantheon alongside Henry James, James Joyce, and Joseph Conrad.
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That chapel was inspired by the Pantheon, the ancient monument Raphael so admired (his sketches of the monument are on exhibit) that he asked to be buried there.
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Cities where joblessness is 3.5 percent or lower have had an impressive 4 percent year-over-year increase in earnings, said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist of Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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And according to an analysis by Ian Shepherdson, chief economist for the forecasting firm Pantheon Macroeconomics, wages are rising faster in regions where the unemployment rate is lowest.
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The White House credited those policies with narrowing the deficit during the second quarter, but that narrative is now unraveling, wrote Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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She will join a pantheon of musicians who have had judging stints on the show, including the '80s pop icon Paula Abdul and the singing diva Mariah Carey.
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Although our system thoroughly covers all aspects of intelligence collection and analysis, it is by a pantheon of oft-competing entities, each trying to show their independent relevance.
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"The Fed will soon have to step in to try to put a firebreak in the stock market," Pantheon Macroeconomics chief economist Ian Shepherdson writes in a note.
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The number of publicly listed companies in the United States last year was down 260 percent from 23 years ago, according to data from the investment firm Pantheon.
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In the age of Black Lives Matter, James Baldwin seems to have finally taken his place in the top tier of America's pantheon of seminal writers and thinkers.
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The two surveys' readings actually are consistent with nonfarm payrolls growth of around 50,000, according to economists Ian Shepherdson of Pantheon Macroeconomics and Michael Pearce at Capital Economics.
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They are also important to humans, studded with small altars and temples that are thought to be homes to neak ta, landscape spirits in the local animist pantheon.
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"It remains difficult to see how domestic demand will maintain its momentum when producers push through even bigger price rises," Samuel Tombs, an economist with Pantheon Macroeconomics, said.
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The success of animated feature "Coco" was also celebrated as a breakthrough for putting Mexican traditions and life in poor villages at the center of the Disney pantheon.
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"The authorities will not cease easing ... until they see definitive signs that PPI rises are recovering," Freya Beamish, chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote in a note.
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"Germany's recession is all but confirmed," Claus Vistesen, chief eurozone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said in a recent research note, following the release of grim industrial production data.
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