"Making a Killing" generates a disgust that can't be shaken.
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They're making a killing off of hapless optimists like me.
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Here, psychopaths are more likely to be making a killing than actually killing.
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For now, she's staying abreast of the strip club biz ... and making a killing.
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Go deeper: Thanks to Tinder, Match is making a killing on lonely, single millennials
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He's making a killing in real estate and has a boss who believes in him.
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He explained that he was making a killing selling binders of complete sets on eBay.
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Billionaire investor Ron Baron is making a killing on his investment in Elon Musk's Tesla.
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In Asia, these may be inexpensive alternatives, but I doubt they're making a killing in profit.
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Huawei's financial results for 25 are out, and the Chinese tech giant is making a killing.
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The cleaning companies are also obviously making a killing from it and are all privately owned too.
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Go deeper: News podcasts go mainstream Podcast events are making a killing Radio's decline is podcasting's gain
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These companies are already making a killing by using marketing costs as an excuse to jack up prescription prices.
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What's happening: The company has disappointed investors and has been seized upon by short sellers, who are making a killing.
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In short, Baillie Gifford has quietly been making a killing, and probably drinking some good Scotch along the way, as well.
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The stylist-in-a-box start-up Stitch Fix has been around since 2011 — and it's been quietly making a killing.
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Maybe the generosity is the wingman of the injustice, and the making a difference is the wingman of making a killing.
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Go deeper: Podcast events are making a killing Venture capital cash is pouring into podcast companies Vox Media's multi-million dollar podcast deal
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It has a lot to do with these desktop holograms made by Gatebox, a company making a killing off the sexual predilections of lonely people.
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Traditional retailers — especially clothes shops — are still making a killing before Christmas, but the bulk of their sales are moving to the web, according to Deloitte.
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Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music | How to Listen "They are making a difference in ways that allow them to continue making a killing," Anand Giridharadas says.
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But Rinat Akhmetov, a former supporter of the deposed president, Viktor Yanukovych, is still making a killing on government-regulated schemes in the coal and electricity sector.
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Others allege that the family of a vice-mayor "made billions and bought up mansions and apartments", or promise to list "who's making a killing on Moscow's reconstruction".
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Dog lovers have no right to be smug, either: woof-woof is also making a killing out there, contributing to nearly a dozen extinctions as an invasive predator.
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Anyway, it's no wonder Meghan and Daryl want a slice of reboot pie ... studios are making a killing on remakes this year, including "The Lion King" and "Aladdin."
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The news sparked debate among Times readers about the continued high cost of going to Broadway, and what should be done to combat scalpers from making a killing.
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As a result, everybody from producers down in Mexico, which provides 80% of what is consumed in the States, to your local Whole Foods has been making a killing.
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Donis Leonard Jr. might just be a kid but he was making a killing on "House of Lies" and was all set for another sweet raise -- then Showtime canceled the show.
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The blurred line between his business ventures and his political operation have some under the impression that the Republican candidate is running an elaborate "scampaign" and making a killing doing it.
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For far too long, generosity has been allowed to serve as a wingman of injustice; giving back disguises merciless taking; making a difference becomes inseparable from making a killing — sometimes literally.
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Amazon's never had much interest in making a killing from hardware — instead, the goal of Echo has always been getting Alexa in the home, and the brand new Echo is no different.
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"When you find a high-quality company that's making a killing thanks to the booming economy, you should be preparing yourself for the next pullback so you can buy it into weakness," Cramer said.
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Allergan, the company that made Botox the proper-noun-Kleenex of wrinkle reducers, is making a killing: Botox sales were up 14.5 percent in the second quarter of 2018 to $934.5 million, according to CNBC.
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People in the US who send goods back to friends and family in China are making a killing, and all they need are "WeChat and people to sell to," one seller told the Los Angeles Times.
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He's the author of Disaster Capitalism: Making a Killing Out of Catastrophe; the writer/co-producer of the associated documentary, Disaster Capitalism; and the co-director of an Al-Jazeera English film on the opioid drug tramadol.
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London's 90-day limit, which has been the law since 2015, was meant to stem the flow of professional hosts hoovering up housing stock and making a killing out of listing properties on short-term rental platforms.
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Corporations both new and old have shown up to make money from demand for plant-based foods, and judging by the overwhelmingly positive chatter around companies like Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods, they are making a killing.
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In Minnesota, for example, Apple's responsibility is based on this formula: Internet commenters and journalists have been suggesting that Apple is some combination of noble and genius, that it's making a killing off of your old stuff.
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While the cost of college has put a strain on the bank accounts of millions of American families, some for-profit colleges are making a killing – while killing the career hopes of the students they're supposed to serve.
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" Bernstein said cities are more likely to have high rates of inequality because "you've got a geographic concentration of people who are making a killing in finance, and people who are serving them lunch and doing their dry cleaning.
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Tapping into disenchantment with the status quo, he has vowed to shake up the establishment - despite attending France's prestigious schools, making a killing by brokering a $10 billion deal for Rothschild, and serving in a Socialist government under President Francois Hollande.
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First, he pointed out that the problem is not that insurers will charge exorbitantly high premiums in a monopoly — there is little evidence of that happening, he said, and we know from aggregate data that insurers aren't exactly making a killing in the Obamacare markets.
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In a nutshell, I wish we would be more critical of the black ink in the financial ledger books on Wall Street, and of the Fortune 500 and NASDAQ companies that are making a killing that day, than we are of the black bodies fighting over goods.
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With two physical stores and a website — bringing in close to $21 million in sales last year, combined, according to Lopez — he is living the sneakerhead&aposs dream, traveling to trade shows, meeting like-minded resellers, and making a killing with his wife and co-owner, Joanie.
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" In a chapter made of short, fragmentary paragraphs that juxtapose Trevor's death and Little Dog's new life as a writer, the type who is asked to speak at conferences, Little Dog remembers a man at a party telling him, "Good for you, man, you're making a killing with poetry.
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But I was working on gaining back some of the weight I'd lost, and we'd bought us a tidy modest outfit with a barn and some pasturage and a kitchen without even a hand pump indoors, and an old-fashioned Franklin stove—not one of those modern self-cookers like Miss Lizzie is making a killing off building for the rich people's houses.
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Ruby Rose has a hit TV show, 3 movies in the works, but it hasn't stopped her from making a killing as a DJ. We're told Ruby pocketed $30k for her Thursday night set at Heat Ultra Lounge in the OC ... plus she got another $5k for luxury incidentals, including 13 large SUVs -- either Escalades or a BMW 7 series ... no older than 2014.
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Read more:Mega-billionaire Larry Ellison is making a killing from a $1 billion Tesla bet he made in 2018Traders betting against Tesla lost $1.25 billion in one day as the stock skyrocketed above $500Jeffrey Epstein set Elon Musk&aposs brother up with a girlfriend in effort to get close to the Tesla founder, sources sayTesla&aposs largest outside investor reportedly discussed selling part of its stake last year
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"Making a Killing" (Part I). Friedrich was obliged to sell many artworks and unsuccessfully sought to avoid further Nazi pressure, even having an appeal for protection in 1942 made to Heinrich Himmler,Feliciano, The Lost Museum, p. 184 (where Himmler’s response is translated); Lili Gutmann statement, "Making a Killing" (Part I). the Nazi SS chief. On May 26, 1943, SS officials came to Heemstede and led away Friedrich and Louise, telling the couple that they were being taken to Berlin.Lili Gutmann statement, "Making a Killing" (Part I). In fact, they were sent to the Theresienstadt concentration camp.
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XXIV, Number 19, p. 21-2); Trienens statement, "Making a Killing" (end of Part 2 and Part 3). At the same time, Searle himself expressed "some sympathy" for the Goodman family's feelings, adding, "I have a principle. And the principle is that I will not be extorted."Searle statement, "Making a Killing", cited in G. Wertheimer, "Degas Case: Collector airs Swiss banker’s mentality," Chicago Jewish Star, August 21, 1998, p. 18.
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Robert "Bob" Torres was an assistant professor of sociology at St. Lawrence University in Canton, New York. He is the co-author, with his wife Jenna Torres, of Vegan Freak: Being Vegan in a Non-Vegan World (2005), and the author of Making A Killing: The Political Economy of Animal Rights (2007). Making a Killing examines animal rights from a social anarchist position. Torres argues that changing our attitudes toward animals is essential to changing other relationships of dominance that characterize most societies.
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Smith was born in Summit, New Jersey in 1965 and moved to Toledo, Ohio as a child.Prince, Tom. "Brief Lives: Making a Killing," New York, August 30, 1993, p. 48. Accessed February 20, 2011.
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Prior to Phake, AEI Press published his book Making a Killing: The Deadly Implications of the Counterfeit Drug Trade in May 2008. In Making a Killing, Bate calls for stronger policing resources, harsher penalties for counterfeiters, widespread public education and consumer vigilance to deal with the proliferation of counterfeit drugs. Bate distinguishes between approved generic drugs and what he calls "pseudo- generics." These are drugs approved as generic versions of proprietary drugs by bodies such as the World Health Organization and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, but which, according to Bate, have not been adequately tested for efficacy.
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Making a Killing is a 2018 Canadian-American crime-mystery film co-written, co-produced and directed by Devin Hume. The movie starting Mike Starr, Jude Moran, Michael Jai White and Christopher Lloyd was limited release in Los Angeles on August 10, 2018.
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Retrieved September 16, 2015 In September 2018, she published Saudi America: The Truth about Fracking and how It's Changing the World which examined the "fracking revolution" and US energy independence. In 2019, Mclean launched a podcast title Making a Killing on Luminary.
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CCHR have produced a number of documentaries promoting their view of modern psychiatry. These include Making A Killing, Prescription for Violence, The Marketing of Madness, Dead Wrong, and Psychiatry: An Industry of Death, which was made to accompany the CCHR's museum of the same name.
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Ajala has appeared as Keith in the BBC Radio 4 dramas Burned To Nothing (2011) and Felix in The Price of Oil: Someone's Making A Killing In Nigeria both by Rex Obano. In 2018 Ajala was cast in season 4 of Supergirl, portraying Manchester Black.
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Doctors are making a killing. Alternative therapists are ecstatic. Members of the Didius family are about to receive some extremely unusual seasonal gifts. But for the non-persons on the fringes of society life is not so jolly, and dark spirits walk abroad (available for hire through the usual agents).
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This adventure follows the story of a young navy man, his wife (Shirley Jones) and their baby son, Bobby aka Bobbikins. To his surprise, Dad discovers his son talks, not baby-talk or gibberish but adult conversations with his father only. Bobbikins learns stock market tips and passes them to his Dad. After making a killing on the stock market, problems really begin.
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Howard J. Trienens, Landscape with Smokestacks, p. 96; "third largest": Kortney Stringer, "Chicago Art Institute Learns Tough Lesson About Hedge Funds," Wall Street Journal, February 1, 2002, p. A8. The resolution had been envisaged by Nick Goodman earlier that year in an interview in "Making a Killing". Degas’ "Landscape with Smokestacks" went on public display at the Art Institute on June 11, 1999.
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Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry was released by Fox in the spring of 1974 and was a surprise sleeper hit earning North American rentals of $12.1 million, making it Fox's most successful film of the year.Solomon p 232 By 1977, it earned an estimated $14.7 million in theatrical rentals.FILM VIEW: Why 'Smokey And the Bandit' Is Making A Killing FILM VIEW 'Smokey and the Bandit' Canby, Vincent. The New York Times 18 Dec 1977: 109.
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Lili Gutmann statement, "Making a Killing" (Part I). Friedrich and Louise Gutmann would likely have been considered Jews under racial laws of 1935 (David Bankier, Encyclopedia of the Holocaust (New York: Macmillan Publishing, 1990), vol. 3, p. 981. In the spring of 1941, Karl Haberstock, the Nazi art dealer active in Paris,Feliciano, The Lost Museum, p. 96. visited Heemstede to "buy" the Gutmann collection (the offer was described as a "forced sale").
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1,862 miles from Valentia, the cable broke and Great Eastern returned to Europe. Rumour has it that the price of shares on the stock exchange hit rock bottom and that Halpin purchased many in hope (or expectancy) of making a killing. In 1866 with Robert at the helm the ship returned to the exact spot, recovered and repaired the broken cable. In July that year, Great Eastern arrived at Heart's Content, Newfoundland and completed the connection between the continents which has never been interrupted since.
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The Los Angeles Times dubbed Court "a tireless consumer advocate."Nicholas, p3 Court is the author of Corporateering: How Corporate Power Steals Your Personal Freedom and the co-author of Making A Killing: HMOs And The Threat To Your Health. His newest book, The Progressive's Guide to Raising Hell: How To Win Grassroots Campaigns and Get the Change You Voted For was released September 15, 2010. Court is also a regular Los Angeles Times op- ed contributor and a commentator on National Public Radio's Marketplace.
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In February 2015, ALQ and Animals Australia exposed live baiting in the greyhound racing industry. The findings of this investigation were aired on Four Corners. The episode, Making a Killing, showed footage of "live piglets, possums and rabbits being fixed to mechanical lures and catapulted around tracks while being chased, and eventually killed, by dogs." The revelations implicated 70 people, some of whom were prominent figures in the industry, including high- profile trainers, the president of a greyhound racing club and a former steward.
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During election year cycles, LWVFL maintains two comprehensive, fact-based, nonpartisan Florida voter websites, Be Ready To Vote and Vamos A Votar, the Spanish language version. It has lobbied for gun safety for years, but after the 2016 shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, the group became a driving force in a statewide initiative to establish stricter gun safety guidelines through the Florida Coalition to Prevent Gun Violence. In 2016, the LWVF hosted a screening of the documentary about gun violence, Making a Killing: Guns, Greed and the NRA.
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She is also the executive producer of a TV drama series about the Rothschild banking dynasty written by Julian Fellowes. She was the executive producer for the BAFTA nominated documentary film We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks by Alex Gibney, released in 2013. She was also the co-executive producer for the documentary films Unmanned: America's Drone Wars (released in 2013) and Making A Killing: Guns, Greed and the NRA (released in 2016), both directed by Robert Greenwald. She co-produced the play Drones, Baby, Drones at the Arcola Theatre, directed by Nicolas Kent and Mehmet Ergen, that premiered in November, 2016.
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While in Miami she shot her first ever international cover, Elle Argentina. She started gaining quite a lot of traction in the market, and learned to speak the English language fast through her American boyfriend and also daily conversations with her then agency. Gizele caught the beginning of the Instagram era, and as a savvy fashionista and smart business woman with a great eye, she learned how to promote herself through many work travels between London, Seattle, Miami, and Brazil. After making a killing and conquering the Miami market she moved to NY in 2014 and signed with IMG Model Agency and walked for Dolce & Gabbana during her fashion week debut.
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At Brave New Films, Greenwald has produced and directed numerous feature- length documentaries, along with many short films and videos. In 2013, Greenwald released War on Whistleblowers: Free Press and the National Security State and a documentary about the U.S. government's drone program, Unmanned: America's Drone Wars.Sign up to stream Unmanned: America's Drone War His most recent full-length feature documentary, Making a Killing: Guns, Greed, and the NRA (2015), illustrates the connection between gun industry profits and gun deaths in America. Following the release of 16 Women and Donald Trump, which featured women who publicly accused President Trump of sexual misconduct, Greenwald hosted three of the accusers at a December, 2017 press conference in New York.
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After receiving his Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Waterloo in 1968, Regehr worked in journalism and for a member of Parliament, during which time he wrote his first book Making a Killing: Canada’s Arms Industry. Regehr and his wife Nancy then served with Mennonite Central Committee in South Africa, Zambia and Botswana from 1974-1976 before returning to Canada. Remarking on his experiences in southern Africa, Regehr noted: In 1976, Regehr contacted Murray Thompson, who was the Executive Director of CUSO (then known as Canadian University Service Overseas). The two began a research project on militarism and underdevelopment, and co-founded Project Ploughshares as an organizational extension to this research on July 1, 1976.
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The painting reached New York from Switzerland in 1951 and was sold to American collector Emile Wolf. In 1987, it was purchased from Wolf by Searle for $850,000, after he obtained the advice of experts at the Art Institute of Chicago (where he was a life trustee), on which he "relied heavily."Daniel Searle statement, "Making a Killing"; Feliciano, The Lost Museum, p. 188; Editorial, "Missing the point," Chicago Jewish Star, March 12, 1999, p. 4; Chicago Jewish Star, August 21, 1998, p. 18. The work's provenance included the name of Hans Wendland, a German art dealer who "stands out like a sore thumb," Willi Korte, a legal expert in retrieving Nazi stolen art, told CBS News reporter Morley Safer in 1997.
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Prior to that, he served as the director of the Arms Trade Resource Center at the World Policy Institute. He also worked as a speechwriter and policy analyst for New York State Attorney General Robert Abrams He has contributed to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists The Nation, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Mother Jones. He featured in the documentaries Hijacking Catastrophe: 9/11, Fear & the Selling of American Empire (2004) and Making a Killing: Inside the International Arms Trade (2006). Hartung opposed the Iraq War and criticised the War on Terror on the basis that it would not 'quell the political powerlessness and frustration that fuels terrorism' in the Middle East, and that the Bush administration lacked moral authority as it supported Israel and undemocratic regimes.
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Review of Left Turn from the Sydney Morning Herald. Loewenstein's book on vulture capitalism, Profits of Doom was published in 2013 (a new edition followed in 2014) and a book on religion, faith and politics, For God's Sake. Verso Books published his Disaster Capitalism: Making A Killing Out of Catastrophe (2015), and he's the writer/co-producer of the documentary, Disaster Capitalism, released in 2018. His book on the global "war on drugs", Pills, Powder and Smoke: Inside the Bloody War on Drugs, was published in 2019 in the US, Australia and India and 2020 in the UK. With South African film-maker Naashon Zalk, Loewenstein was co-director of a 2019 Al Jazeera English documentary on abuse of the opioid drug tramadol in Nigeria, West Africa's Opioid Crisis.
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Michael Schlachter, the managing director of an investment consulting firm in Santa Monica, California called it "absolutely ridiculous" that banks may profit from speculating on toxic debt, when their pursuit of it caused the financial crisis. Schlachter said, “Some of them created this mess, and they are making a killing undoing it.” The prices for some of the securities that PPIP was to buy almost doubled between March 2009 and the end of the year, a rally that was in part caused by traders jumping in before the PPIP funds were available, according to one trader. The director of research at an investment consulting firm said that banks increased their debt holdings following the announcement of PPIP was hardly surprising. “Any time the government says, ‘We’re going to buy something in the securities market,’ they’re putting out a sign that says, ‘Free money, come and get it’,” he said.
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Though the youngest son of Eugen Gutmann, he became the family trustee of the "Eugen Gutmann Collection". He also amassed an art collection of his own with paintings by Old Masters as well as Impressionist artists such as Renoir and Degas. At their home, Huize Bosbeek, in Heemstede, near Haarlem, Friedrich and his wife, Louise von Landau (whom he had married in 1913), led an "international way of life."Lili Gutmann statement, "Making a Killing" (Part I) (1998; documentary produced by Anne Webber and executive producer Roy Ackerman). Their daughter, Lili, left home for Italy in 1938, where she married,David Gritten, "Treasure hunter," The Telegraph (Feb. 15, 2003). and at about the same time the couple's other child, Bernard (d. 1994), was in England attending school at Cambridge (he Anglicized the surname to "Goodman").Morley Safer, "The Search," 60 Minutes (CBS News, Jan. 19, 1997; Burrelle’s Information Services Transcript vol. XXIV, Number 19, p. 18).
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He traded gemstones in South East Asia and ran a travelling dolphin show in Spain before moving to Hollywood, where he penned Carol White's autobiography Carol Comes Home. Thurlow is noted for creating memoirs in the style of a novel. Recent books are Fatwa: Living With A Death Threat (Hodder & Stoughton, 2005), which describes the flight of Jacky Trevane across the desert with two children to escape an abusive husband; Today I'm Alice (Sidgwick & Jackson, 2009) the story of Multiple Personality Disorder survivor Alice Jamieson, a Sunday Times Top Ten best-seller; and two books set in Iraq with former infantry captain turned mercenary James Ashcroft, Escape From Baghdad (Virgin, 2009), the rescue of Ashcroft's former Iraqi interpreter and his family from Shia Death Squads; and Making A Killing (Virgin, 2006) – on which Andy Martin wrote in The Daily Telegraph: "Ashcroft must have formed a good working alliance with ghostwriter Clifford Thurlow, because this diary of death and destruction radiates not just personality but that elusive, lyrical honesty the existentialists used to call authenticity." Thurlow's Runaway (Simon & Schuster, 2013), Emily Mackenzie's story of life as a child prostitute in London's Soho in the early 1970s, spent five weeks in the Sunday Times Top Ten best-seller lists.
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