"I've never really seen a dog who's as patient," Divan says.
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For many of you, Sunday morning with the crossword puzzle, curled up on the divan (you do have a divan, don't you?) or sitting at the kitchen table with a bagel and some coffee, is a ritual.
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"Right now there are almost no expectations for Allergan's pipeline," Divan said.
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"She wanted to give a street dog a better life," Rahul Divan days.
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The G200 includes seven leather armchairs and a divan that seats three people.
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The forecasts have largely fallen on deaf ears, said Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan.
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They might have a divan in the living room or often in their office.
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"If he succeeded, the Divan would disappear again and probably forever," Brand told AFP.
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People talk about the West-Eastern Divan and say it's an orchestra for peace.
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The West-Eastern Divan Orchestra's members include Israelis, Palestinians and musicians from various Arab countries.
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"We are stunned," Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan wrote in a research note at the time.
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The next night, Barenboim led the West-Eastern Divan in the final three symphonies of Mozart.
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As you walk up the stairs onto the plane, you'll see its two-person divan couch.
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Choreography: Christopher Wheeldon Buenos Aires Teatro Colón - West-Eastern Divan Orchestra (July 29-30): Violin Concerto.
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Lilly's target areas for acquisitions include diabetes, immunology, oncology, neuroscience and pain, Credit Suisse's Divan wrote.
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A.T. 'HOMMAGE À BOULEZ' West-Eastern Divan Orchestra; Daniel Barenboim and Pierre Boulez, conductors (Deutsche Grammophon).
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Bristol's TYK-2 inhibitor, which is being tested for psoriasis, could be "key" for Bristol, Divan said.
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Black Emperor, venues like Divan Orange with The Barr Brothers or Le Belmont with the Artbeat nights.
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"Prevnar was a notable beat this quarter," Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said in a client note.
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Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said the results were impressive, with most drug categories beating sales expectations.
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There's the sitting-room library, with its book-lined lilac walls and plum-colored Nigel Coates divan.
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In my parents' household, Hafez's book of Persian poetry, "The Divan," was revered like a religious text.
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Therefore I wanted to make an ensemble of members of the West-Eastern Divan and the Staatskapelle.
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Let's sit together on this West Elm divan and flip through its hallowed pages, one by one.
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The sale of Allergan's generics unit has taken longer than expected to close, but Divan expects it will.
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In these pieces she draws on her experience as an orchestral musician in Mr. Barenboim's West-Eastern Divan.
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Divan decreased his price target for Pfizer to $36 from $38, representing just 7 percent upside from Wednesday's close.
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Mr. Abdela designed the hotel's jewel-box interiors and holds court most mornings on a divan in its lobby.
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Barenboim was a close friend of the Palestinian-American scholar Edward Said, and the West-Eastern Divan arose from their conversations.
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Slashing up the divan in the den and then sitting down on the framed remains to cruise the news on Al Jazeera. . . .
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"We believe the potential for Pfizer to ultimately sell or spin the business likely remains on the table over time," Divan said.
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Concerns around Humira's future will only increase through 2018 despite AbbVie's "solid" overall results, Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said in a report.
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Divan strongly favors Merck using that money to boost its mid-late stage pipeline and add more growth drivers to the company's story.
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The West-Eastern Divan Orchestra said it had received waivers for musicians from Syria and Iran to join a five-city American tour.
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Mr. Barenboim leading the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, which he helped found to bring musicians from different sides of the Mideast divide together.
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In his interview here, he said that the problem that inspired him to create the Divan orchestra remains much as it was then.
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Vamil Divan, an analyst at Credit Suisse, said Merck and other pharmaceutical stocks also benefited from a "rotation" into defensive sectors like health care.
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"The results will ... lead to some pressure on Lilly shares today given the underperformance of Trulicity and Taltz," said Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan.
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I think people are happy see bands like The Barr Brothers at Divan Orange years ago and then see them now on David Letterman.
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The case at hand concerned Divan Maslenjak, an ethnic Serb who was born in a Serb village in what today is Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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In the aircraft are a number of rooms such as the "stateroom" - the quietest part of the cabin with a divan, wardrobe and entertainment system.
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Divan said he expects Allergan's pipeline to add a few extra percentage points of sales and earnings growth in all three of those time periods.
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"We believe these documents should be a relief," Vamil K. Divan, an analyst at Credit Suisse who follows Lilly, said in a note on Friday.
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The illuminated Divan of Hafez, a precious manuscript by the eminent 77833th-century Persian poet coming under the hammer at Sotheby's next month, is breathtaking.
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In the room, she positioned herself on a blood-red divan; even sitting still she exuded energy, like loose electrons spinning around a solid core.
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By the end of summer 1999 it became clear the concert was not just a one-time project, and the West Eastern Divan Orchestra was founded.
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"The results or guidance raise do not fundamentally change the story, in our view, as concerns around Humira's longevity remain," Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said.
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" When her mother told her husband (Padma's step-father) he made her lie down on the living room divan "to demonstrate by pantomime what had happened.
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Divan also raised his probability of mavacamten's success to 75 percent from 40 percent, and lifted his price target on the stock by $20 to $45.
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Compare it with the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, founded in 1999 by the conductor Daniel Barenboim and Edward Said, the Palestinian academic (who died in 2003).
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Sometime before sunset, as a crowd of spectators watched from behind barricades across the street, six shirtless musclebound men hoisted a velvet divan onto their shoulders.
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Their idea was to resume the dialogue between Occident and Orient found in Goethe's "West Eastern Divan", a collection of poems inspired by Hafez, a Persian poet.
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"The key to the Merck story remains continued strong commercial uptake of Keytruda and the release of additional positive clinical data," Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said.
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What patter there was— l'esprit du divan —came from the kids' little screens, in the form of the pro gamer's mordant narration as he vanquished his opponents.
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In 1999, Mr. Barenboim and the scholar Edward Said (who died in 2003) founded the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, which brings together young Arab and Israeli musicians.
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"We believe it is more prudent to wait for the full data release before drawing broad conclusions on the product's commercial potential," Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said.
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The Elanco news is not surprising given a trend in the pharmaceutical industry to break off diversified businesses from the parent company, Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said.
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Babysitting a son or brother bound to the divan with plasticuffs draining him white and a drenched towel over his face keeping him cool, until the interrogators came. . . .
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Musicians of the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, the improbable ensemble he founded nearly 20 years ago with Edward Said, were tuning their instruments, listening intently to one another.
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Indian Dogue is the brainchild of 20163-year-old Shai Divan, who started the account a few weeks ago while she was playfully taking pictures of her pet Skye.
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Vamil Divan, an analyst at Credit Suisse, a bank, predicts that Keytruda sales will be about $10.7bn in 2030—not bad for a firm with annual revenues of $40bn.
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This news provides "added comfort on the emerging profile of mavacamten and helps to de-risk the overall MYOK story," Credit Suisse's Vamil Divan said in a client note.
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Investors have focused on Pfizer doing a larger deal, analyst Divan wrote, but the company would rather see midsized deals to bring multiple growth drivers into the innovative business.
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"Because this company is so leveraged to Humira, people worry that if something were to happen, the company's sales growth, earnings and cash flow could become challenged," Divan said.
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Credit-Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said surprisingly strong sales were seen for some older brands, including its Cialis impotence treatment and Forteo osteoporosis drug, which both benefited from higher prices.
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"We do not believe the Street had been expecting a CFO transition and, in fact, had expected a transition at the CEO level before one with the CFO," Divan wrote.
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J&J's focus areas for acquisitions are immunology, oncology, cardiovascular and metabolic, infectious diseases and vaccines, and neuroscience, Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan wrote in a note published last month.
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The Dutch detective made good on his pledge, following a trail of evidence to a man in London who had acquired the Divan in Paris, unbeknownst of its problematic provenance.
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On the other side of the room are two couches — one a squishy 1940s mustard velvet sofa, the other a white linen divan covered with Cap Ferret-themed striped blankets.
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Mr. Barenboim and Mr. Said, who taught for many years at Columbia University, founded the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, a project uniting Israeli and Arab musicians, in Weimar in 1999.
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Mr. Barenboim surprised the invited audience of some 400 by effectively inaugurating the hall, conducting a brief, unannounced concert by West-Eastern Divan Orchestra musicians, who played Haydn and Mozart.
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The Israeli-Lebanese War was raging in the summer of 2006, when the East-West Divan Orchestra rehearsed for this concert at the Alhambra in the Spanish city of Granada.
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In Brooklyn Heights, a lurid red-and-gold chamber described by the building manager as "a little bordelloesque inside" comes complete with black leather divan suitable for a reclining odalisque.
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Shyam Divan, a lawyer representing the banks, told the Supreme Court that Mallya had made the lenders a revised offer on Wednesday but that this was still not acceptable to them.
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"Historically, Lilly has not been one of those companies that have done a lot of large deals like a Pfizer, or Merck or J&J," Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said.
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But sales of all three medicines came in slightly below Wall Street forecasts, renewing questions about the sustainability of AbbVie's most important products, said Vamil Divan, an analyst with Credit Suisse.
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"The Golden Days" portrays a 14-year-old model, Odile Bugnon, in a short skirt, her legs spread across a divan as a shirtless man tends to a fire beside her.
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"Given questions around the past deals and management's ability to execute, we think the Street will likely view this large write-off negatively," Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said in a note.
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"The first-mover advantage for (Amgen and Novartis) will allow for them to frame the payer discussions and gain initial traction in the marketplace," Vamil Divan of Credit Suisse wrote to investors.
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Cal Performances has long been an important music presenter; this season's lineup includes the cellist Yo-Yo Ma; Daniel Barenboim conducting the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra; and the mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato.
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In late 2018, Brand told Agence Free Press (AFP) that he was contacted by an Iranian art dealer who had received a call from Iranian embassy officials interested in finding the Divan.
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The Divan Orchestra, Mr. Barenboim said, was not created as a political orchestra, or as an orchestra for peace, but simply as a way to promote dialogue — starting with its own members.
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Sometimes when they were flush—having sold a painting or a story—they'd do something purely for aesthetic pleasure, like buy a candy-striped divan or an owl or travel to Cadiz.
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He founded an orchestra (the West-Eastern Divan, a youth ensemble of musicians from around the Middle East), a conservatory (the Barenboim-Said Akademie) and a concert hall (the Pierre Boulez Saal).
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Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said growing sales of newer drugs like Keytruda and Zepatier will likely be offset by future declines for older products, including Januvia and cholesterol fighters, Vytorin and Zetia.
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Simpler meals can be had for a pittance at many of Gascony's bistros such as the Le Divan (10, boulevard du Général de Gaulle) in Éauze and the Café du Centre (restaurant-maubourguet.
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Teva is "the least compelling opportunity in our sector for the next several months as recovery from challenges of this extent typically take time," analyst Vamil Divan wrote in a note to clients.
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On December 8th, to the joyful surprise and delight of the inauguration guests, Mr Barenboim and his Divan Orchestra gave an unofficial inauguration of their own with a brief début in their new hall.
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Divan said he is "bullish" about its recently launched products such as Vraylar, Viberzi and Kybella, and he expects strong growth for Allergan's existing products such as Botox, Linzess and its medical aesthetics business.
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While the company expects the business to generate sustainable moderate revenue growth after Lyrica goes generic, Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said the reorganization would allow the established medicines unit to have more autonomy.
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What could be cringe-inducing instead feels intimate and insightful, as each designer reveals his or her personality through Golbin's respectful cues, as though she were curled up next to them on a divan.
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The move came as a surprise and raises questions as the company faces new competition for its top drug, the rheumatoid arthritis treatment Humira, Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan wrote in a research note.
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It's a story told to Christo by Divan Singh, a Maasai leader, in Christo and Wilkinson's recently released documentary "Walking Thunder," a cinematic journey into the lives of elephant herds and their rapidly decreasing environment.
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"Maybe people are trying to understand where the near-term upside is going to come from," said Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan, adding that investors may be taking profit while waiting for clarity on baricitinib.
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Competitive threats will be important to watch over the course of the year given the importance of Trulicity and the broader diabetes business to Lilly, Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said in a client note.
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For Merck, "pressure on important marketed products such as Januvia and Remicade will likely limit near-term growth opportunities" and offset faster-growing products like Keytruda, Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said in a research note.
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Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said shareholders are keen to know how Pfizer plans to bridge the gap until 2020 with products such as breast cancer medicine Ibrance and rheumatoid arthritis drug Xeljanz underperforming this quarter.
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It shows the hedonistic Sardanapalus, a fictional Assyrian king facing defeat, sitting indolently on an immense divan of rosy silk while all around, on his order, his concubines, eunuchs and horses are being put to death.
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Pfizer "is facing two meaningful patent expirations over the next 18 months (Viagra, Lyrica) that will pose a further headwind to both top and bottom-line growth," analyst Vamil Divan wrote in a note to clients.
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The hall will also be used for visiting artists and for the Boulez Ensemble, a flexible group that will include West-Eastern Divan musicians and members of the Staatskapelle Berlin, another orchestra led by Mr. Barenboim.
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Last year, Cameron was the Bee's youngest speller; the fourth-grader is still small enough that the sizable makeshift trophy ESPN had spellers hoist during promotional shorts was instead placed next to him on the interview divan.
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In 2013, at the height of antigovernment protests in Taksim Square in central Istanbul, Divan Istanbul Hotel, a Koc property, opened its doors to protesters escaping tear gas fired by the police at the adjacent Gezi Park.
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Shyam Divan, the veteran lawyer who kicked off the oral arguments for the plaintiffs challenging the law, said in an interview that the court had "contained" the government's efforts to use Aadhaar to build a surveillance state.
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"Overall we think these results are good enough given the pressure the stock has felt in recent weeks, but probably do not do much to change the fundamental debates around the stock," Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said.
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"It is very likely that some patients will find this sudden increase in out-of-pocket costs unmanageable, leading to a reduction in volumes of specialty drugs," according to a January investor note from Credit Suisse's Vamil Divan.
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Boulez Saal is the brainchild of the pianist and conductor Daniel Barenboim, who envisioned a performance space and a music school allied with his West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, which brings together musicians from Christian, Jewish, and Muslim backgrounds.
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Following the 2013 Gezi Park protests, when Koc Holding's Divan hotel provided shelter to demonstrators fleeing the police, the conglomerate was subjected to an aggressive tax probe and was stripped of a tender it won to construct naval vessels.
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Nearby is also the Barenboim-Said Academy, a college combining musical and humanistic education for students from the Middle East and an outgrowth of the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra founded by Mr. Barenboim and the cultural critic Edward Said.
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The oversize trousers that are about to replace skinny jeans and overtake us all appeared in Mr. Snyder's collection in the form of fantastic khakis and bluejeans — "dungarees" might be the better word — big enough to upholster a divan.
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Visiting orchestras include the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Mirga Grazinyte-Tyla; the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, with Daniel Barenboim; the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, with Manfred Honeck; and the Berlin Philharmonic, led by its new chief conductor, Kirill Petrenko.
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I had issues with 42D (was thinking PONDER rather than DIGEST) and 33D, but eventually arrived at DIVAN, which I thought was something that we of the bourgeois call an ottoman, but is more of a Freud's sofa type thing.
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The Opdivo/Yervoy news "certainly kills any potential for commercial sales in front-line lung cancer for 2017" and could leave Bristol-Myers as the third or fourth entry instead of being first or a close second, Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said.
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"... We expect today's results to drive further upside and, given investor preference for safer names with good dividend yields in the current market environment, we think it bodes well for the stock over the near term," said Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan.
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Concerts include the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra performing an evening of Mozart under the direction of Daniel Barenboim; and the newly named Metropolitan Opera of New York conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin leading the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra in music by Alma and Gustav Mahler.
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"After my informant was contacted, I knew that Iran was also looking for the missing Divan and I started a race against time to see if I could find it first, as the book belonged to Ghazy's family," said Brand, speaking to AFP.
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Orientalist elements such as a Turkish divan, a carpet that "looked like an oriental shawl," and a secret entrance hidden behind a tapestry would all make their way into the interior setting of Balzac's tragic novella, The Girl with the Golden Eyes (1835).
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"We expect some of that rotation to continue, but also see our companies needing to deliver innovation in order to overcome pricing pressures and drive further upside," Divan, who has Merck pegged as a top pick, wrote in a note to clients earlier this month.
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Divan used props that were readily available in the house — a cape and a broom make Skye look like Harry Potter, a chef's hat and eggs frying in a pan recreate a kitchen, while a red gown transforms her into the belle of the ball.
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The psoriasis drug, which brought in revenue of around $1.61 billion last year, is currently worth around $9.3 billion, according to a net present value calculation by Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan, but he said Bristol-Myers could have some difficulty getting the full value.
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Two years earlier Mr Barenboim had set up the West-Eastern Divan orchestra—comprised principally of Israelis and Palestinians—in order to show that differences may be settled through understanding and co-operation, ideas best expressed through the collected study and performance of great music.
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The most prominent ensemble of the kind is the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, which was set up 20 years ago by Daniel Barenboim, an Argentine-Israeli conductor and pianist, and the late Arab academic Edward Said, bringing together instrumentalists from across the Arab-Israeli divide.
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"Expectations were high coming into the quarter but we think these results should still be well received and allow for continued confidence in the story and upside in the stock as we move into fourth quarter," Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said in a note.
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"We see it as a company with a broad and underappreciated pipeline that will help boost their already strong base business and that is trading at a compelling valuation and being led by a best-in-class management team," said analyst Vamil Divan in the report.
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Until then, Ms. Paulus — who staged the play's 2016 premiere at the American Repertory Theater — keeps the production spare, with little more than a divan, a chair, some projections (by Finn Ross) and sound effects (by M. L. Dogg and Sam Lerner) to support the monologue.
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This was the idea behind CosmicOS, a computer program that would essentially use a role-playing game to teach aliens about Earth and that one time the entirety of Craigslist was sent into the cosmos (more of a publicity stunt than anything, but maybe aliens need a new divan?).
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Each room in the apartment is, inevitably, a gallery space — for his own productions, for vintage pieces and for the objects by the informal school of architects and designers he has gathered around him — but a sociable one: the L-shaped white divan in the living room can seat many.
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This summer's Salzburg Festival will also feature John Eliot Gardiner conducting a trio of Monteverdi operas; Cecilia Bartoli starring in Handel's "Ariodante"; and concerts by the Vienna Philharmonic conducted by Bernard Haitink, the Berlin Philharmonic conducted by Simon Rattle, and the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra conducted by Daniel Barenboim, among others.
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"Given the diverse range of assets from across biopharma that are either already on the market, or in development to treat psoriasis, we would be surprised if the overlap between Bristol and Celgene's portfolios is too much for the FTC to get comfortable with," Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said in a note.
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Even in the Royal Albert Hall in London—where the acoustics can dim and blunt the music, giving the occasional impression that you are listening to something at the end of a long tunnel—her performance of Tchaikovsky's "Piano Concerto No. 1", accompanied by Daniel Barenboim and the West Divan Orchestra, was transfixing.
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The Lucerne Festival, which ends on September 15th, is a favorite destination for élite touring orchestras: this summer will have brought appearances not only by the Berlin Philharmonic and the Leipzig Gewandhaus but also by the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, and the London Symphony (where Rattle now presides ).
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Alongside his musical leadership of the Staatsoper, the city of Berlin's premier opera house, and his position as principal conductor of the Staatskappelle, as its orchestra is called, he has founded the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, a youth ensemble with members from across the Middle East, and a conservatory and a concert hall.
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The meal bargains to be had in Gascony's no-frills market cafes — the Café du Centre in Maubourguet, the Café du Centre in Fleurance (no relation), Le Divan in Éauze — harken back to a bygone era, as do the menus, which on rush-rush market days frequently consist of the plat-du-jour and little else.
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It is this consummate control of form, and the palpable presence it engenders, that felt so vital even against a Neo-Conceptual backdrop: the helmet-like head and dangling foot of "Leigh Bowery (Seated)"; the divan in "Benefits Supervisor Sleeping" (1995); and, most ravishingly, the fabric patterns in "Sleeping by the Lion Carpet" (1995-96) and "Portrait on Gray Cover" (1996).
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Beau Spring Tour Dates March 3 – New York, NY – Le Poisson Rouge * March 4 – Brooklyn, NY – Warsaw * March 5 – Philadelphia, PA – Theater of the Living Arts * March 9 – Washington, DC – 9:30 Club * March 16 – Austin, TX – SXSW March 30 – London, UK – London Servant Jazz Quarters March 31 – Paris, FR – Le Divan du Monde April 2 – Bologna, IT – Covo Club April 7 – Copenhagen, DK – BETA April 9 – Rotterdam, NL – Motel Mozaique * - w/ Miike Snow
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Daniel Barenboim, the matchless Argentine-Israeli pianist (his two Mozart-concerto cycles remain references), conductor, activist (the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, which he founded with the late Edward Said, bringing together Israeli and Palestinian musicians, is now in its seventeenth year), and general bon vivant (his taste for cigars led him to meet with a reporter at a cigar club opposite Carnegie Hall), came to town last week, for the sixtieth anniversary of his first appearance in New York City.
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