The actress' attorney, Judith Poller, served the divorce filings to Dauriac's lawyer, Hal Mayerson, on Tuesday, PEOPLE has confirmed.
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POLLER is a real word, but it has another meaning: It's an archaic way to describe someone who plunders.
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"This is not going to get played out in the press," says Judith Poller, who has handled divorces for celebrities like Drew Barrymore.
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"This is not going to get played out in the press," said Judith Poller, who has handled divorces for celebrities like Drew Barrymore.
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For the first time, a candidate who despised horse-race questions and the "poller-coaster" suggested that she never really had a path to victory.
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In the absence of guidance from the I.R.S., Ms. Poller said a document providing for deductible alimony might not be honored if alimony was no longer deductible.
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While Page Six reported that the Marchesa designer met with New York-based powerhouse divorce lawyer Judith Poller, a rep for Poller's firm would not confirm the claim.
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"When you're trying to resolve cases, that ability to get a tax benefit has been very useful," Judith L. Poller, a partner and co-chairwoman of the family law group at Pryor Cashman.
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The 32-year-old actress' attorney, Judith Poller, served the divorce filings to Dauriac's lawyer, Hal Mayerson, on Tuesday after a source confirmed to PEOPLE in late January that the couple had been separated since the summer.
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WCAN-TV owner Lou Poller sold CBS the studio facilities of WCAN-TV, effectively merging the station into WOKY-TV, which then took on the new call sign WXIX. The last day of broadcasting for WCAN-TV was February 26, 1955, after which Poller turned the license for the station back to the Federal Communications Commission. CBS had given Poller the old WOKY-TV studio to continue broadcasting on Channel 25, but Poller never did so. In 1958, the FCC shifted the UHF channel allocations in Milwaukee from Channels 19, 25 and 31 to Channels 18, 24 and 30.
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Papa John's Pizza uses the OpenNMS remote poller software in each of its nearly 3000 retail stores to measure the availability of centralized network resources.
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Nidra Poller is an American writer and translator who has lived in Paris since 1972. She has contributed to English-language publications such as The Wall Street Journal, National Review, FrontPage Magazine, and The New York Sun. Poller has been described as a novelist, author of illustrated books for youth, and also a translator, notably of the philosopher, Emmanuel Levinas.e.g. Humanism of the Other.
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WPWA was authorized in 1947. The station was owned by Lou Poller and broadcast with 1,000 watts from a site in Brookhaven. Poller, who had previously owned part of a station in Scranton before World War II, also proposed to build aluminum fabricated homes on the site and sell them. The tower was erected in June of that year, and the station signed on October 17.
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Nidra Poller, "A Hoax?", Wall Street Journal, 27 May 2008. The judges overturned the ruling against Karsenty in May 2008 in a 13-page decision.For a translation: :s:Karsenty v. Enderlin-France2, Wikisource, 21 May 2008.
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On June 26, 1983, Fields married Betty-Jane Robbins, then a marketing director for trade books at Harcourt Brace Jovanovich in San Diego, at the Fairview Country Club in Greenwich, Connecticut. Their wedding was performed by Rabbi H. Leonard Poller. Fields was also friends with The Blob (1958) co-star Steve McQueen.
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The Madrid-based Spanish publishing house Unión Editorial, which traditionally publishes books in Spanish language in defense of market economy and liberalism, released La Economía en una lección in 1981, 1996 and 2005. A German edition, titled ', was first released in 1983 by Poller in Stuttgart. In May 2009, it was reprinted by Olzog.
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He was educated at a boarding school near Altrincham and also at the Manchester School of Art. He studied art in France during 1872 and then stayed four months at Pont-Aven, Brittany. On his return he became a master at the Oldham School of Art and was associated with Charles Poller, R O Bottomley and Tom Heywood.
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The station programmed primarily for Chester and surrounding areas. Its first music director, a young Bill Haley, hosted an R&B; show, sold advertising, and announced the sports and weather; he also recorded songs for James E. Myers, who would be credited five years later as writing Haley's "Rock Around The Clock". In 1950, WPWA began nighttime broadcasts.FCC History Cards for WPWA In 1954, Poller sold WPWA to the Eastern Broadcasting Company, changing its call letters to WDRF for Delaware River Ferry upon FCC approval of the sale on November 24.
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Lou Poller held a construction permit to put a new station on Channel 24, but sold it in December 1966 to Field Communications, which had just put WFLD on the air in Chicago and was seeking to expand that independent station's market coverage with a full-powered repeater station in Milwaukee. However, Field never built the station, and the permit was deleted by the FCC in 1969. WCGV-TV, whose original construction permit dates back only to 1973, started broadcasting on Channel 24 in 1980, coincidentally using the old WCAN-TV studio site on North 27th Street in Milwaukee.
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College football preview: Poller opposites; Everybody in Buffalo is ready for annual running of the Bulls, Los Angeles Times, August 24, 2003, Dufresne, C., Retrieved March 11, 2014. Buffalo is the only SUNY school to field a Division I FBS football team, the highest level of college football. They are also the only SUNY school to have had their men’s basketball team nationally ranked and the only SUNY school to have had their women’s basketball team nationally ranked. Because of its academic and athletic successes, the University at Buffalo is consistency cited as the athletic flagship of the SUNY system. , University at Buffalo Athletics, Buffalo, New York: University at Buffalo Athletics, 2020, Retrieved April 23, 2020.
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Denis Jeambar In October 2004 France 2 allowed three French journalists to view the raw footage—Denis Jeambar, editor-in-chief of L'Express; Daniel Leconte, former France 2 correspondent and head of news documentaries at Arte, a state-run television network; and Luc Rosenzweig, former editor-in-chief of Le Monde. They also asked to speak to the cameraman, Abu Rahma, who was in Paris at the time, but France 2 apparently told them he did not speak French and that his English was not good enough.Nidra Poller, "Myth, Fact, and the al-Dura Affair", Commentary, September 2005. Jeambar and Leconte wrote a report about the viewing for Le Figaro in January 2005.
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Paul Beliën, member of the board of directors and the editor of counterjihad blog The Brussels Journal The "Board of Directors" includes Lars Hedegaard, Diana West, Paul Beliën (editor of The Brussels Journal), Christine Brim, Bjørn Larsen and Edward S. May (editor of Gates of Vienna). It has national branches in such countries as the United Kingdom, where Paul Weston is or was the President of the English branch.Hope Not Hate Profile: Paul Weston The "Board of Advisors" includes , Bat Ye'or, Andrew Bostom, , Rachel Ehrenfeld, Brigitte Gabriel, Frank Gaffney, David B. Harris, Ibn Warraq, Hans Jansen, Ehsan Jami, Philippe Karsenty, Roger Kimball, Ezra Levant, Kenneth Levin, Andrew C. McCarthy, Daniel Pipes, Nidra Poller, Roger Scruton, Kathy Shaidle, Robert Spencer (editor of Jihad Watch), Mark Steyn, Brad Thor, Bruce Thornton, Allen West, Geert Wilders, Banafsheh Zand-Bonazzi.
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This conference has been regarded as a crucial event in the movement's history and featured speakers Bat Ye'or and David Littman followed by "country reports" from delegates Paul Beliën and Filip Dewinter (Vlaams Belang, Belgium), Stefan Herre (PI blog, Germany), Nidra Poller (Pajamas Media blog, France), Gerard Batten (UK Independence Party, UK), Ted Ekeroth (Swedish Democrats, Sweden), Lars Hedegaard (International Free Press Society, Denmark), Jens Tomas Anfindsen (HonestThinking blog, Norway), Kenneth Sikorski (Tundra Tabloids blog, Finland), Johannes Jansen (Holland), Adriana Bolchini Gaigher (Lisistrata blog, Italy), Traian Ungureanu (Romania), Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff (Austria), Matyas Zmo (Czech Republic), with further speeches by Arieh Eldad (Moledet, Israel). Patrick Sookhdeo (Institute for the Study of Islam and Christianity, Barnabas Fund, UK), Dr Marc Cogen (Professor of International Law, Vesalius College, Belgium), Sam Solomon (Islamic Affairs Consultant, Christian Concern), Robert Spencer (Jihad Watch, David Horowitz Freedom Center), Andrew Bostom, and Laurent Artur du Plessis. A March 2012 counter-jihad conference in Denmark drew 200–300 supporters from throughout Europe. Ten times the number of left-wing protesters staged a counter-demonstration.
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