It's a métier like any other, but a poetic métier.
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"Our métier, after all, is to be purveyors of pleasure."
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Kendall Jenner has been finding her métier as a runway model.
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Watching things being made by hand fascinated me, in any métier.
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His approach to his subjects, and to his métier itself, was unconventional.
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"For me, fashion and theater are the same métier," Mr. Lacroix said.
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"At 69, he found his métier," Ms. See recalled in a television interview.
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That's her métier, and where Clinton wants for charisma, Oprah overflows with it.
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Politics soon became his métier and the road to fulfilling his Zionist aspirations.
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He seeks authenticity, even as he creates art and artifice as a métier.
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Peter Kaplan's métier as a photographer was the aerial shot from lofty angles.
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Remaining free to cultivate Milan's small but vibrant avant-garde has become her métier.
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There was not much hint in his youth that show business would become his métier.
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She began writing only in her 40s, first short stories and then — her true métier — autobiography.
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Often, the raiders went after companies with pension funds, which happened to be Mr. Gold's métier.
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In November, the 43-year-old entrepreneur and father of two took on a new métier: designer.
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"It has brought legitimacy to this métier," said Mr. Dordet, the chief of the company's watch unit.
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Several other restaurants in town, such as Métier and Komi, are offering tasting menus for $200 or more.
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Of course I did—the novel as irresistible trap, impossible not to devour in a sitting, is his métier.
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It became increasingly clear to me that Virginia's métier was ideas, or, more accurately, the visual realization of ideas.
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But that is perhaps an outdated conception of work in an age when the media message is the métier.
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The 221-foot-wide work establishes history painting as Mehretu's métier; she reinvigorates the dusty genre throughout her career.
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His love of puns shone through his oeuvre and inspired me to try my hand at his own curious métier.
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This unsettling double nature results from an artist's persistence at searching for unseen dimensions, facets, and cracks in their métier.
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But she found her métier in faster, more dangerous pursuits astride motorcycles and at the helm of rocket-fueled cars.
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Les agriculteurs sont peu enclins à parler de leurs difficultés, et il est dur pour eux d'imaginer changer de métier.
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Scott MacConnell cherishes the memory of his years at Amherst College, where he discovered his future métier as a theatrical designer.
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"Ours is a métier where you absolutely need a qualification," says Bernard Stalter, head of France's National Union of Hairdressing Businesses.
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Each profession has a specific statut and forms part of a corps de métier, a clear echo of the medieval guild.
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But after starting to write short stories — inspired by the example of his brother Jimmy — he knew he had found his métier.
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Ultimately, the difference between Posner and a Picasso, Ali or Roth is that Posner's chosen method is imperfectly suited to his métier.
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Given the hardships of his métier—the sheer slog of it—he envied the output of certain contemporaries, the English in particular.
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Hussle captured both his métier and his pedigree when he dubbed himself the "2Pac of my generation," a cleareyed if fatal prophecy.
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The workshop manager Benoît Verhulle (his official title: XIIIeme Chef d'atelier maitre-artisan en métier d'art) explained a small part of the process.
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Dying has sharpened Taylor's vision, occasioning a thorough life inventory, and writing, her métier, has given her a chance to linearize her thoughts.
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It is amusingly easy to remain shrouded by métier, but what do you do when your being yearns for moments of revelation and peace?
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The stirring up of vengeful emotions is Trump's true métier; it comes easy to him, while thinking about policy or political compromise bores him.
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By the time the Islamic State's columns rolled into Iraq in 2014, this new form had become the group's métier and its public upholstery.
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At California State Prison, Sacramento, he discovered his métier as a luthier, under the tutelage of the classical and flamenco guitar builder Kenny Hill.
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"That market's on lockdown," said Michael Nash, a celebrity stylist for whom Ms. Muaddi worked as an intern at GQ before discovering her métier.
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He began selling his sculptures by the roadside around Charleston, and eventually in party spots like Virginia Beach as he grew into the métier.
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His counterpart is the much younger Amanda Smeltz, a poet who got into restaurants to support her education and found a métier in wine.
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What set Hitler apart from most authoritarian figures in history was his conception of himself as an artist-genius who used politics as his métier.
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Composition, whether with images or words, was Ashbery's métier and collage had been his technique of choice since the beginning of his career as a poet.
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Museo del Design Italiano, Viale Alemagna 6, Milan — LAURA RYSMAN Melissa Morris, the owner of the London-based handbag line Métier, is unequivocally anti It bag.
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Challenges like coronavirus demand the sort of dot connecting that had once been the métier of the National Security Council, and is now lost in Washington.
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Still, going all-out, as is her métier, can be enervating; it requires making constant, ambitious decisions, traveling frequently and meeting repeatedly with high-energy clients.
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Deliberate outrageousness is his métier, but he's an equal opportunity purveyor, eager to rile stray conservatives who venture into the theater, as well as their liberal antagonists.
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Lior Lev Sercarz, the owner of La Boîte, developed this amaro to be food-friendly, using culinary spices (his métier) in a base of distilled red wine.
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Through the writing that proved her natural métier, the critical essay, she repeatedly explained that the highbrow practice of interpreting one abstraction through another had run its course.
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Not every movie about an artist is a self-portrait of its director, but "Phantom Thread" almost offhandedly lays out intriguing analogies between Reynolds's métier and Mr. Anderson's.
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His resounding success and longevity at the top, a 55-year career, which knew no lull, was a tribute to his dedication to his public and to his métier.
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Given all the changes in how we consume fashion and the cost- and labor-intensive nature of this particular métier, the whole meaning of couture is being called into question.
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Even so, he has doubts, and one quietly devastating aspect of "Wolf Boys" is the way in which, whenever Cardona starts to question his gruesome métier, he finds himself set straight.
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A three-time Academy Award winner and five-time Grammy winner — he was nominated for a total of 13 Oscars and 17 Grammys — Mr. Legrand made the love song his métier.
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"You can buy an $800 product, but if it's not getting down there [into the dermis] it's not going to be effective," says Barbara Broas, national aesthetician for Le Métier de Beauté.
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A 1983 visit to a flea market got John Derian started on his métier: decorating objects with scraps from vintage books and ephemera and selling them out of an East Village shop.
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With the publication in 1979 of Mr. Harrison's fourth volume of fiction, "Legends of the Fall," he found his métier in the novella — and with it the commercial success that had long eluded him.
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Like fellow traveler Dodd, who is known to paint the backs of flowers, or Antonio Lopez-Garcia, who finds inspiration in an open refrigerator, Rackstraw Downes's métier is to entice poetry from the mundane.
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Ministering to starving artists is the company's métier, which makes Sinking Ship Productions' take on "A Hunger Artist" — part of the Tank's Flint & Tinder series, now at the Connelly Theater — a thematically ideal match.
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Her métier is folk and blues, which she accompanies with acoustic guitar (the band adds drums, violin, electric bass, and electric guitar)—a standard proceeding but, in her hands, a strange and wonderful business.
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It was essential for me to open up to the world beyond fashion for my creativity, so I did these photographic projects that took me away, even to Africa, but fashion is my métier, and my passion.
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After years of incessant travel, in 1999 he upped sticks from New York and moved permanently to Bali, where, by all appearances, he has found his métier as a writer of fiction and nonfiction with local and regional themes.
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He found his métier with publishing books critical of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, the anti-Communist Republican from Wisconsin, and with "The Question" (1958), the journalist Henri Alleg's indictment of torture employed by French troops during the Algerian War.
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" Dissatisfied characters have long been Ms. Blanchett's métier onstage: She was previously on the West End as Susan in a revival of David Hare's "Plenty" in 1999, and has also starred in Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" and Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler.
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As she grows up and chooses to become an artist, she examines changes in her understanding of herself, the world, and painting — her beloved taskmaster of a métier — against the backdrop of Jamaica's challenging emergence as a modern, independent nation.
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Now, American men and women can finally have a piece of Morris's under-the-radar luxury: In November, she launched her line in Barneys and Bergdorf Goodman in New York and, last week, Métier debuted at Conservatory, the new concept boutique inside Hudson Yards. metierlondon.
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Though she has long admired architecture, and has worked with architects, Ms. van Herpen said she was surprised how wildly different the rhythms are between her métier and architecture, and how decisive one must be when constructing a building as opposed to a dress.
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In France, where the couture tradition has helped keep handwork vital (perhaps only Japan has guarded it as doggedly), this was once called the corps de métier, a web of semiautonomous, highly specialized studios where artisans, trained from apprenticeship, produced a single category of item.
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That catcher, Moe Berg, was a spy (code-name: Remus) during World War II for the Office of Strategic Services, the forerunner of the C.I.A. If a catcher's role is to help the pitcher deceive hitters, then the astute, defensive-minded Berg found his métier in baseball.
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"Up until 1999, when I started my 'prêt-à-porter' collection, making watches for special clients was my métier," Mr. Journe said in an interview, referring to the jeweled pocket watches he sold to Asprey in London, which, in turn, were sold to the sultan of Oman.
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Mr. von Hoffman, who died in a health center in Rockport, lived in Tenants Harbor, Me. In a journalistic métier of mingled fact, opinion and literary devices, Mr. von Hoffman wrote for The Washington Post from 20073 to 1976, contributed to major magazines, aired his views on national television and radio and wrote more than a dozen books, including "Citizen Cohn" (1988), a best-selling biography of Roy M. Cohn, the chief counsel to Senator Joseph R. McCarthy in his 1950s anti-communist crusades.
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In the inaugural Michelin Guide for Washington, DC in 2016, Kinship received one star. Métier received a Michelin Star in 2017. Washingtonian magazine named Métier the #1 Very Best Restaurant in DC in 2018.
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It has been estimated that in the 1200 wig making and hairdressing shops worked some 10 000 employees or journeymen (garçons), usually 15 hours a day. In the 1780s there were some 900 master wig makers in Paris.Coiffures Historique - le site du Manuel Histoires de Coiffures. Historique du métier de Barbier Perruquier & Le Métier du Perruquier.
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"Quand l'aventure est un métier" (Fr) which translates "When adventure is a formal job", a slogan picked by colonel F. Loeillet in 1998.
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Mary is the oldest member of the lady explorers' expedition. She is utterly devoted to studying and experiencing the future, both from an objective and subjective perspective. Her exploration "métier" is Africa.
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Eymard, Paul. Historique du Métier Jacquard, Lyon, France: Imprimerie de Barret, 1863, p. 9. Reprinted in Annales des Sciences Physiques et Naturelles d'Agriculture et d'Industrie, Lyon, France, 3rd series, vol. 7, 1863, pp. 34–56.
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Eric Ziebold (born 1972) is an American chef and restaurateur with two Michelin Star restaurants in Washington, D.C., Kinship and Métier. He was executive chef at CityZen from 2004-2014, where he won several awards, including a James Beard Award.
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Ziebold opened his first independent restaurant in December 2015, named Kinship and located at 1015 7th Street NW in the Mount Vernon Square neighborhood of Washington, DC. Métier opened in the same building in April 2016. Kinship has a 55-seat dining room, 27-seat lounge, and 15-seat bar, and the name of the restaurant is explained on each menu: “Kinship, feeling of being close or connected to other people.” The menu is divided into five categories: craft (dishes that highlight a certain cooking technique), history (classics revisited), ingredients (think surf clams or Rohan duck), indulgence (the place to look for truffles and caviar), and “for the table” family-style platters, such as whole fish or a 12-ounce dry-aged ribeye. Métier is located below Kinship and is accessed by an elevator that opens to a lounge and a small 40-seat dining room where the kitchen and chefs can be seen behind glass. Named for the French word for skill in one’s job, Métier features a seven-course menu in an intimate setting.
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175px Constant Troyon (August 28, 1810 - February 21, 1865) was a French painter of the Barbizon school. In the early part of his career he painted mostly landscapes. It was only comparatively late in life that Troyon found his métier as a painter of animals, and achieved international recognition.
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Les risques du métier (Risky Business) is a 1967 French drama film directed by André Cayatte. This was Jacques Brel's first feature film and co-starred Emmanuelle Riva, Jacques Harden, and Nadine Alari. Brel also produced the soundtrack with François Rauber. The film was released on 21 December 1967.
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The French film Le Point de mire, based on Boulle's novel Le Photographe, was released in 1977. There have also been TV films based on Boulle's novels William Conrad in 1958 (US) and 1973 (France), La Face in 1959 (US) and 1966 (West Germany), and Un Métier de Seigneur in 1986 (France), as well as the short story "Le Miracle" (from E=mc2) in 1985 (US). Another film adaptation is in production for Boulle's A Noble Profession (Un Métier de Seigneur), a spy thriller partly based on Boulle's real-life experience working as a secret agent during the Second World War. The movie is being produced by Tessa Bell and Andrea Chung.
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Vera Farmiga wearing Marchesa at the 82nd Academy Awards in 2010. Marchesa launched a handbag line, wedding dress line, Marchesa Bridal Couture, and collaborated with Lenox on dinnerware designs. In 2010, Marchesa collaborated with Le Métier de Beauté on a cosmetics line featuring the palettes of designers Chapman and Craig.
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Although Allworthy, of necessity, continued to paint landscapes all through his career, he never considered it his métier and he rarely exhibited them. The scores of landscapes he painted were more directed toward his studies of vision and theory of painting and they form a veritable itinerary of his worldwide travels.
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He joined the Helsinki Camera Club and became friends with , who had joined at about the same time and was able to give him technical advice. After initial attempts at landscape, Hölttö found his métier: portraiture. He pursued this vigorously, seldom photographing anything else. In summer 1966 Hölttö and Savolainen visited Northern Karelia.
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Within the scientific community of French sociologists, the scientificity of Maffesoli's works is often questioned, especially since the furore concerning the thesis of Elizabeth Teissier "has created great controversy within the community [of French sociologists and beyond], and has led many sociologists to intervene in order to challenge the legitimacy".Serge Paugam, La pratique de la sociologie, Paris, PUF, 2008, p. 117 ; cf. Gérald Houdeville, Le métier de sociologue en France depuis 1945. Renaissance d'une discipline, Rennes, Presses Universitaires de Rennes, 2007, p. 261-302 (ch. 7, "La sociologie mise en cause"), and Bernard Lahire, "Une astrologue sur la planète des sociologues ou comment devenir docteur en sociologie sans posséder le métier de sociologue ?", in L'esprit sociologique, Paris, La Découverte, 2007, p. 351-387.
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Norman Stone detects early blitzkrieg operations in offensives by the French generals Charles Mangin and Marie- Eugène Debeney in 1918. However, French doctrine in the interwar years became defence-oriented. Colonel Charles de Gaulle advocated concentration of armour and aeroplanes. His opinions appeared in his book Vers l'Armée de métier (Towards the Professional Army, 1933).
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Le conseil de Julien Poulin: "Think big", Le Quotidien (Saguenay) (in French)Auger, Samuel (29 September 2008). Julien Poulin : mon métier, my life, Le Quotidien (Saguenay) (in French)(11 August 2012). Julien Poulin: une longue feuille de route, La Voix de l'Est He also co-directed some of the films along with Pierre Falardeau.Vigneault, Alexandre (29 June 1999).
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Chamboredon graduated from the École normale supérieure in Paris, and subsequently worked alongside Pierre Bourdieu until 1981. With Bourdieu and Jean-Claude Passeron, Chamboredon wrote Le Métier de sociologue in 1967. In addition to his various sociological works, Chamboredon translated Basil Bernstein's Langage et classes sociales. Jean-Claude Chamboredon died on 30 March 2020 at the age of 81.
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In 2002, Métier released a CD of Emsley's music, entitled Flowforms. In addition to composing, Emsley works as a music engraver. He was the first ever user of the notation software Sibelius, having tested it extensively before it was released, and engraved the first score published using Sibelius: Antara by George Benjamin (published by Faber Music).
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In the early 1980s, she played in Le Plus beau métier du monde besides Charlotte Julian. The duo Stone et Charden reunited at the end of the 1990s taking part in some television shows and galas. A compilation of their songs was released in 1997. They also took part in the tour "Âge tendre et Têtes de bois" in France, Belgium and Switzerland.
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Barrett also introduced Joseph to learned societies and scholars.Delve (2007), p. 98. Joseph initially helped his father operate his loom, but the work proved too arduous, so Jacquard was placed first with a bookbinder and then with a maker of printers' type.Ballot, Charles. “L’Évolution du Métier Lyonnais” in Revue d'histoire de Lyon: Études, Documents, Bibliographie, Lyon, France: A. Rey et Co., 1913, vol.
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He was promoted to lieutenant on 30 June 1912. After his courses were complete, Agar was assigned to small ships, his first being Torpedo Boat No. 23. In April 1913 he was sent to learn to fly. It was not entirely his métier, though he obtained his licence after enduring three crashes in the very primitive aircraft of the time.
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The editor was Ferdinand Flocon. Members of the newspaper were part of the provisional government of 1848, who led the Second Republic in the spring of 1848. In February 1848, Charles Ribeyrolles became the editor to replace Ferdinand Flocon. However, after the demonstration at the Arts-et-Métier on June 13, 1849, Ribeyrolles was tried in absentia by the High Court of Justice of Versailles.
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He directed his first film Métier de fous in 1948. His next three films were a film series of French film noir featuring Raymond Rouleau as a journalist character mixing with crime. All three had the titles beginning with the letter "M" in honour of author Pierre Benoît whose heroines all began with the letter "A". The films were written by Michel Audiard, a crime novelist.
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Tim Hilton, John Ruskin: The Early Years (Yale University Press, 1985) p. 73. Suddenly Ruskin had found his métier, and in one leap helped redefine the genre of art criticism, mixing a discourse of polemic with aesthetics, scientific observation and ethics. It cemented Ruskin's relationship with Turner. After the artist died in 1851, Ruskin catalogued nearly 20,000 sketches that Turner gave to the British nation.
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Claire Wojas (April 13, 1949 - May 19, 2018) was a Canadian screenwriter and film producer.Julie Huguet, "Métier: scénariste - Claire Wojas". Ciné-Bulles, Vol. 10, No. 3 (Apr/May 1991). pp. 51-53. She was most noted for the 1991 film Love Crazy (Amoureux fou), for which she received Genie Award nominations for both Best Original Screenplay and Best Original Song at the 12th Genie Awards in 1991.
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In 1967 Brel began his film career, appearing in André Cayatte's Les risques du métier (Risky business), co-starring Emmanuelle Riva, Jacques Harden, and Nadine Alari. Brel also produced the soundtrack with François Rauber. The film tells the story of a teenage girl who accuses her primary schoolteacher, Jean Doucet (Brel), of trying to rape her. The police and the mayor investigate, but Doucet denies the charges.
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PQP 2011, ed.. DGARTES. 2011 This way, Teatro O Bando refreshes its acquired knowledge when it searches for a constant unease and defy in its unclassifiable shows. The group's theatrical creations are fueled by cultural activities, mainly in training and audience sensitization, that interact with several types of participants and contributes to a growing impact in the community, in the artistic métier and in the professional actor's training.
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Lacouture suggests that Mayer focused de Gaulle's thoughts away from his obsession with the mystique of the strong leader (Le Fil d'Epée: 1932) and back to loyalty to Republican institutions and military reform.Lacouture 1991, pp. 114–7, 131, 154. In 1934 de Gaulle wrote Vers l'Armée de Métier (Towards a Professional Army). He proposed mechanization of the infantry, with stress on an élite force of 100,000 men and 3,000 tanks.
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Another impetus to creating the Heliconian Club was the fact that women were excluded from The Arts and Letters Club of Toronto, founded in 1908.Butlin, p. 147-148. Membership was by invitation only and members were required to have distinguished themselves in their particular métier. The early Heliconians resembled nomads, giving performances, holding meetings and hosting receptions for visiting artists in several different locations before settling in a permanent home.
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In Paris, Jean-Claude Passeron studied philosophy and sociology at École Normale Supérieure. During the 1960s, he and Pierre Bourdieu did two studies of the sociology of education. With Jean-Claude Chamboredon and Bourdieu, he published Le Métier de sociologue, a reference work and epistemology work of the social sciences on cultural reproduction. He led the sociology department at l'Université de Nantes, going often to Paris to lead studies.
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"household for three": a sexual arrangement between three people."Harry Walston had little option but to let [Graham] Greene form part of their unusual ménage à trois: Catherine had made it plain to Harry that if he wanted to keep her, Greene must remain part of her life," "P.H.S.", "The Times Diary", The Times, September 21, 1996. ; métier: a field of work or other activity; usually one in which one has special ability or training.
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Attorney Francois Marcoux and clerical secretary Martin deHarrabilague, both residing in this city.”In French: "pour aller en l'Isle du Cap Breton, pais de la Nouvelle France, et de travailler pour les Sieurs Tuffet, Duchainin et Chevery, de son métier de charpentier et autres choses qui leurs seront commandées par le Sieur Tuffet, commandant du fort Saint- Pierre en la dite isle". Cyr, Leo G. (1985) Madawaskan Heritage. Bethesda: Leo G. Cyr, p. 92.
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Wilson soon realized that she had found her métier and wrote a number of short plays. At the encouragement of her mentor, playwright Chiori Miyagawa, Wilson applied for and won a New York Theatre Workshop fellowship in 1998.Als, Hilton, "Blackout: Tracey Scott Wilson on Race, Ambition and Journalistic Ethics", The New Yorker, December 22, 2003. It was also through this workshop that Wilson met Liesl Tommy, with whom she would develop a long-standing and ongoing creative relationship.
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In April 2011, a parliamentary commission report ("En finir avec le mythe du plus vieux métier du monde") recommended the adoption of the Swedish approach of criminalizing the purchase of sex. The social affairs minister, Roselyne Bachelot, supported the proposal, stating, "There is no such thing as freely chosen and consenting prostitution. The sale of sexual acts means women's bodies are made available for men, independently of the wishes of those women." Other support came from Mouvement du Nid.
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In April 2011, a parliamentary commission report ("En finir avec le mythe du plus vieux métier du monde") recommended the adoption of the Swedish approach of criminalizing the purchase of sex. The social affairs minister, Roselyne Bachelot, supported the proposal, stating, "There is no such thing as freely chosen and consenting prostitution. The sale of sexual acts means women's bodies are made available for men, independently of the wishes of those women." Other support came from Mouvement du Nid.
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Critical opinion has differed about this period of Hood's career. The Times, in its obituary notice, wrote, "He spent more ability in adapting librettos for the late George Edwardes than the quality of the work demanded … under these conditions he scarcely fulfilled his promise as a wit and poet.Obituary, The Times, 8 August 1917, p. 9 By contrast, in the view of the Encyclopedia of Popular Music, "adapting German and Viennese operettas … is where he found his métier.
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Lycée militaire de Saint-Cyr The lycée militaire de Saint-Cyr (or Coldo) is one of six (formerly 'lycées militaires') of the French Ministry of Defence. Situated at Saint-Cyr-l'École (Yvelines), it occupies a particularly historic building - it succeeds the Maison royale de Saint-Louis, the Prytanée militaire and the École spéciale militaire. The lycée's motto is " [The real school of command is therefore general knowledge]".Charles de Gaulle, Vers l'Armée de Métier, Berger-Levrault, 1934.
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A monographic CD of his music recorded by the Ensemble Court-Circuit was released in 2002 as a part of Universal France's Accord/Una Corda collection, another CD recorded by the Ensemble FA was released by Mode Records in June 2009 and in 2012 a CD with his complete works for Piano, performed by Marilyn Nonken, was released by Divine Art/Métier. "Sonic Fictions" new CD of his works was released in 2018, also by Divine Art/Métier. Major projects include an ‘imaginary opera’ based on Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita for actor, dancers, video, ensemble and electronics realized in collaboration with JOJI; Speaking in Tongues, a concerto written for Les Percussions de Strasbourg's 50th anniversary tour, Objets trouvé written for the ensemble Court-circuit and La Quintina for string quartet and electronics written for the Arditti Quartet and premiered at the Ultraschall festival in Berlin that marked the first co-realization between the ExperimentalStudio in Freiburg and IRCAM in Paris. In June 2017, Chicago's Dal Niente Ensemble and Mocrep premiered his take my hand..., an evening-length immersive musical theater that explores ecstatic states.
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However, "once I got Mr Morten out of my life I felt like a new woman," she told a close friend Harold Norse, and in her forties she stumbled into her métier, modern poetry. In the early 1940s she was taken under the wing of Peggy Guggenheim who was to provide both financial and intellectual encouragement. In the decades that followed she became a close friend to poet and beat Harold Norse. Her last years were a slow decline due to alcoholism.
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Making use of a William Lee invention, stocking frame spread out in Amiens with high quality wools prescribed by the local weaver guild. To get round the rule and obtain lower cost produce, a family of stocking makers (faiseurs de bas au métier) settled down in Querrieu about the middle of the 18th century, the wool coming from local sheep-farming, carding and spinning being carried out by craftsmen of the village. The names of eleven stocking makers appear on the 1836 census.
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Kousbroek started his literary career with two books of poetry: Tien variaties op het bestiale (1951) (Ten variations on things bestial) and De begrafenis van een keerkring (1953) (The burial of a tropic). He soon decided that writing essays was his real métier. With Remco Campert, a school friend, he founded the magazine BraakThe magazine title Braak refers to many things, among them (i) the early 20th century essayist Menno ter Braak, (ii) fallow/waste, (iii) to vomit and (iv) to demolish. in May 1950.
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117 ; cf. également Gérald Houdeville, Le Métier de sociologue en France depuis 1945. The university was criticised for granting the degree, as was the jury, along with Teissier's statements in support of astrology as a science. A petition signed by over 370 sociologists was sent to Professor Pierre Daumard, the President of the university; he responded that Teissier had complied with all university requirements and it is not his place to question the "guarantees of the scientific validity of the thesis" from the independent jury.
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During her stay at Yaddo, Highsmith met writer Marc Brandel, son of author J. D. Beresford. Even though she told him about her homosexuality, they soon entered into a short-lived relationship. He convinced her to visit him in Provincetown, Massachusetts, where he introduced her to Ann Smith, a painter and designer with a previous métier as a Vogue fashion model, and the two became involved. After Smith left Provincetown, Highsmith felt she was "in prison" with Brandel and told him she was leaving.
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Maxime Simoens was born in Lesquin, near Lille, in 1984. At first inclined to pursue after filmmaking he deemed it too technical, it's at a Madonna concert in June 2001, the Drowned World Tour, he decides to make sewing his profession. The sketches of the great couturier Jean Paul Gaultier, displayed in the program, where the trigger for her future métier. His degree in hand, Maxime went to study applied arts at the School of Conde de Lyon, then joined the Paris Union Chamber of Couture.
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A resident of Paris, from 1974 to 1989 Olivier Lecerf was at the helm of the French-based multinational industrial conglomerate Lafarge Group, serving as its CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors. He was voted France's 1981 "Manager of the Year" (') by the French National Assembly. Olivier Lecerf was also a member of the European Round Table of Industrialists (ERT) and an administrator of the global cosmetics giant L'Oréal from 1990 to 2004. In 1991 published Lecerf's book Au risque de gagner - Le métier de dirigeant ().
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In subsequent years, he also served as American Consul to Sweden, Madeira and British Honduras. Leas eventually returned to Baltimore and shortly thereafter retired and moved to the country. A Baltimore Sun article from February 13, 1952, states, "He soon found that running a farm was not his métier, so he decided to found a little town, where he could live amongst congenial people of his own tastes and inclinations." The entrance to the Leas homestead, the oldest home in Glyndon, is located at the corner of Albright and Railroad avenues.
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Although considered a strict and rigorous conductor, his support for young singers was well-acknowledged. At Rouen his repertoire extended across the French works through Italian favourites and Wagner, and including operetta.Paul Éthuin, métier et rigueur - interviews assembled by Mehdi Mahdavi at altamusica.com, 16 November 2011, accessed 1 October 2015. From 1984 to 1989 he was overall Director of the Théâtre des Arts.Décès de Paul Ethuin (Death of Paul Ethuin) – Forum Opera (France), accessed 1 October 2015 He was also engaged at the Opéra de Paris and at the Opéra-Comique.
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At the latter he took part in the preparation of most of the operas in the theatre's repertoire, including classics such as The Marriage of Figaro and Fidelio and new works such as Louis Clapisson's La Fanchonnette, Victor Massé's La Reine Topaze and Gounod's Faust. His biographer Hugh Macdonald writes that although Delibes remained a church organist until 1871 (he held several posts, the last of them at the church of Saint Jean-Saint François from 1862), he was "clearly drawn more to the theatre [and] found his métier at Hervé's highly successful Folies-Nouvelles".
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Unlike in the French Army and air force, one does not prepend mon to the name of the rank when addressing an officer (that is, not mon capitaine, but simply capitaine).Rapport sur la féminisation des noms de métier, fonction, grade ou titre – La diversité des usages Addressing a French Navy lieutenant de vaisseau (for instance) with a "mon capitaine" will attract the traditional answer "Dans la Marine il y a Mon Dieu et mon cul, pas mon capitaine!" ("In the Navy there are My God and my arse, no 'my captain'!").
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Puts' first opera was very well received – "a remarkable debut"' it was indicated that it usually takes "a few tries to write an effective work". Larry Fuchsberg opined that "one senses that (Puts) has found his métier," admiring his ability to manage heterogeneous musical materials. Gale Martin called the work "a contemporary opera but not necessarily a modern opera" as it offered musicality and avoided dissonance, and thought it to be a "work crucial to the development and appreciation of opera as a relevant modern art form". The premiere run in 2011 was sold out.
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Hans Nathan FeibuschFeibusch, Hans Nathan, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (15 August 1898 – 18 July 1998) was a German painter and sculptor of Jewish heritage who lived and worked in Britain from 1933 until his death. He is best known for his murals, particularly in Anglican churches. In all he worked in thirty Anglican churches (28 as a muralist, and two—including Ely Cathedral—as sculptor only) and produced what is probably the largest body of work in his particular métier by any artist in the history of the Church of England.
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Christian de Boisredon was born in 1974. When he was 24, he travelled around the world, looking for men and women who were moving the world forward.France Info (25/11/07) After this “World Hope Tour”, the book written by Christian and his two travel companions (L’Espérance Autour du Monde, ed Pocket at Vivendi Universal Publisher) became a bestseller and was translated into several languages.Le Figaro, par V. Giolito (14/10/03) + Un Métier pour la planète ...et surtout pour moi de Elisabeth Laville et Marie Balmain, ed.
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117 ; cf. également Gérald Houdeville, Le Métier de sociologue en France depuis 1945. The university was criticised for granting the degree, as was the jury, along with Teissier's statements in support of astrology as a science, though the university rejected accusations of "irresponsibility". A petition signed by over 370 sociologists was sent to Professor Pierre Daumard, the President of the university; he responded that the Teissier had complied with all university requirements and it is not his place to question the "guarantees of the scientific validity of the thesis" from the independent jury.
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He was nominated as a Revelation for the "Victoires de la musique 2003" but did not win it. In 2004, after the successful release of Les risques du métier, he won the award for "album "chanson/variété" of the year". His next album Reprise des négociations sold better than the previous ones: according to Le Figaro, Bénabar reached number 4 for CD sales in France, with 2.18 million euros sales in 2006. In 2007 he won the awards for "Male group or artist of the year" and "original song of the year" (for Le dîner).
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C'est un fleuron à bout de souffle qui s'est retrouvé au tribunal de commerce. Believe n'achète pas une maison de disques bondissante ni un catalogue conquérant; c'est pour son image et son histoire que Naïve est acquise. Spécialisé avant tout dans la distribution numérique de la musique, Believe rêve depuis plusieurs années d'exister en tant que label mais peine à se faire un nom dans ce métier bien différent. La marque Naïve lui apportera la crédibilité médiatique qui lui manque et des professionnels expérimentés, mais tout reste à faire aujourd'hui dans ce mariage.
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Wood returned to his sports métier when he was tasked with directing the story of Chicago White Sox major league pitcher Monty Stratton. One of baseball's youngest and foremost pitchers, Stratton lost a leg to amputation after a hunting accident at age of twenty-six. Director Wood expertly recounted the athlete's struggle to adapt to the use of a prosthetic and return to professional baseball in the minor leagues. An inherently "maudlin" tale, Wood presented the events without succumbing to sentimentality: "it told a true story, and kept to the facts…"Thomas, 1974 p.
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Even before Block's career began, photography had begun to overtake fashion illustration as the primary method of introducing new styles. Block helped keep his métier alive. He stayed with Fairchild until 1992, when all the company's artists were let go on the same day. Concurrent with his editorial work, and for a dozen years after his career at Fairchild ended, Block created a prodigious portfolio of commercial fashion art, including drawings made during successive long-term contracts with three of New York's best-known specialty stores—Bonwit Teller, Bergdorf Goodman, and Lord & Taylor.
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His debut novel La grande maison was the first part of the Algerian trilogy about a large Algerian family. The main protagonist, Omar, is a young boy growing up in poverty in Algeria just before World War II. The trilogy is presented in a naturalistic style similar to that of Émile Zola. The second part, L'Incendie, published in the same year the Algerian revolution started, was about Omar's life during the second World War. The final part of the trilogy, Le Métier à tisser, deals with Omar's adult life as a working man in Algeria.
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Vergé was awarded a Michelin star for the Moulin de Mougins three times in 1970, 1972, and 1974 (three star) . In 1972, he was made Meilleur Ouvrier de France in the category Métier de bouche. Roger Vergé on the Art et Gastronomie website In 1987, he was made Chevalier of the Legion of Honor and Maître Cuisinier de France.Article in the Hürriyet Daily News, 16/03/1997 The first edition of the International Gastronomy Festival of Mougins, also known as Les Étoiles de Mougins, was dedicated to Vergé in September 2006.
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Shaoul Smira moved to Israel from Iraq as a child in 1951, found his métier in art and received his training in Tel Aviv, Israel at the Avni Art Institute. In 1965 he moved to Paris and continued his studies in the Academy Chomier. These endeavors progressed in 1971 when Smira attended the Antwerp Academy to study etching and in 1976 when he attended workshops in Belgium to study the process of cast paper work. Smira also attended workshops in 1985 at the Atelier Mourlot for series of lithos.
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At the age of 26, Hermann Duckek decided to hand over the daily running of his Parent’s farms to another family member, and to turn his hobby, riding, into his métier. In 1966, at the age of 29, after an education in Flensburg, Germany with the famous old-master Karl Diel, Hermann Duckek achieved his Riding-Master title. Hermann Duckek’s riding lessons brought him into contact with a group of Danes. The Danes asked Hermann Duckek to come to Denmark after his graduation as the leader of the Nordborg Riding Club.
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In 1776, there were 125 recognized métiers, ranging from barbers, apothecaries, bakers and cooks to sculptors, barrel-makers, lace-makers and musicians. Each métier or profession had its own corporation, rules, customs, and patron saint. The corporation set prices, controlled entry into the profession, and provided charitable services, including paying for the funeral, of members. In 1776, the government tried to reform the system, and consolidated the métiers into six corporations: the drapiers, or cloth- dealers; bonnetiers, who made and sold hats; épiciers, who sold food products; merciers, who sold clothing; pelletiers, or fur merchants, and orfèvres, who included silversmiths, goldsmiths, and jewelers.
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Coe has also worked with the Matrix, a small ensemble formed by clarinettist Alan Hacker, with a wide- ranging repertoire of early, classical, and contemporary music, the Danish Radio Big Band, Metropole Orchestra and Skymasters in the Netherlands. He has worked additionally with the Mike Gibbs big band and the United Jazz and Rock Ensemble. Coe has recorded on soundtracks for several films, including Superman II, Victor/Victoria, Nous irons tous au paradis, Leaving Las Vegas, Le Plus beau métier du monde and The Loss of Sexual Innocence. He also composed the film score for Camomille.
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Willing had decided that he must now return to his true métier and he rented a room in a disused school in Stepney, east London and began to paint. Alone for long periods, and standing only with difficulty, he often just sat and looked at the wall. During these periods of 'reverie' pictures would appear to him of an intense and visionary quality which he was then able to draw. Many of these drawings were subsequently enlarged into oil paintings and both were exhibited in 1978 at the AIR (Artist Information Registry) Gallery, then in Shaftesbury Avenue, central London.
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In a 2005 interview, Heinze spoke of the creative frustration that led him to leave academia. "Even though I was doing a lot of academic writing," he said, "I had this ceaseless, nagging feeling that I wasn't fulfilling myself creatively... I finally took the plunge into a real fiction project... [and] it became clear to me that creative rather than scholarly writing was my real métier." He chose playwriting, in particular, because of Joe Orton; the intensity, intelligence and dark humor of Orton's plays had fascinated him. In 2006 he left his tenured full professorship at USF, moved to New York City, and embarked on a career in playwriting.
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The concern in the industry is that such changes compromise the effectiveness of leadership and ongoing focus on the mission of helping poor women. In 2009, Women's World Banking founded the Center for Microfinance Leadership to engage diverse leaders with the skills and values to both understand microfinance's dual objectives of financial stability and poverty alleviation, and set the vision, principles and practices of the sector. Founded in partnership with the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and executive development firm Creative Métier Limited, the Center offers individual leadership programs, coaching, and practitioner exchanges, as well as institutional programs designed to improve gender diversity and develop managerial talent.
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Other good parts followed, but radio was where Douglas "really found her métier", in long-running serials such as 1944's The Gallant Heart, and the 132-week World War II run of The Life of Riley, starring William Bendix and a "monumental success". She portrayed Babs, Riley's daughter, in the program. Other roles on television included Bobby's girlfriend in The Remarkable Miss Tuttle, Millie Anderson in A Day in the Life of Dennis Day, Mabel in Joan Davis Time, Virginia Brickel in My Mother's Husband, and Terry Burton in The Second Mrs. Burton. Her other work in radio included The Abbott and Costello Show.
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Before Maïga went to Malawi in 2017 to film Chiwetel Ejiofor’s adaptation of The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind (2019), Maïga wrote the essay that would become the book’s forward. Once the filming was over, she dedicated herself to the book and contacted a group of performers to bring many perspectives to the project. > “I’ve often asked myself why I’m one of the only black actresses to work in > a country as racially mixed as France.”—Aïssa Maïga, Black is Not My Job The DiasporAct group published a book called Noire n’est pas mon métier (which means 'Black is not my job') (ed. Seuil).
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After the fall of Mussolini, feeling that his art had been corrupted, he published an essay against sculpture in the magazine La Martini in 1945: "scultura, lingua morta" (sculpture, a dead language). He writes for example: "La scultura un'arte è da negri e senza pace" (sculpture is a black and unquiet art). Despite this attack on his own métier, he created one significant work after the war, a marble sculpture in a tribute to the guerrilla leader Primo Visentin, known as "Masaccio", who had been killed at the end of the war in Loria (Padua) in unexplained circumstances. Martini is as important Italian sculptor in the period between the world wars.
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In Switzerland separate cantonal legislation prepared the way for the general Federal labour law of 1877 on which subsequent legislation rests. Such legislation is also cantonal as well as Federal, but in the latter there is only amplification or interpretation of the principles contained in the law of 1877, whereas cantonal legislation covers industries not included under the Federal law, e.g. single workers employed in a trade (métier) and employment in shops, offices and hotels. The Federal law is applied to factories, workshops employing young persons under 18 or more than 10 workers, and workshops in which unhealthy or dangerous processes are carried on.
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He and his successors, Shah Tahmasp I and Shah Abbas I became patrons of the Persian Safavid art. Court manufactories were probably established by Shah Tahmasp in Tabriz, but definitely by Shah Abbas when he moved his capital from Tabriz in northwestern to Isfahan in central Persia, in the wake of the Ottoman–Safavid War (1603–18). For the art of carpet weaving in Persia, this meant, as Edwards wrote: "that in a short time it rose from a cottage métier to the dignity of a fine art." The time of the Safavid dynasty marks one of the greatest periods in Persian art, which includes carpet weaving.
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Defined as "idioms, rhetorics, specialised vocabularies and grammars" considered as "a single though multiplex community of discourse",Pocock, "The Concept of a Language and the métier d'historien: some considerations on practice," in The Languages of Political Theory in Early- modern Europe, ed. Anthony Pagden (Cambridge: 1987), 21–25; and, of an earlier vintage, see also essays nos. 1, 3, 4 in Politics, Language and Time. For a wide-ranging summary of developments that have, in one scholar's view, transformed the Cambridge School into "an intergenerational enterprise", see the review article, B.W. Young, "Enlightenment Political Thought and the Cambridge School," Historical Journal 52:1 (2009), 235–51.
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Froissart began writing Book I possibly at the request of Robert de Namur, to whom the earliest version was dedicated.Jean-Marie Moeglin, 'Froissart, le métier d'historien et l'invention de la Guerre de Cent Ans', Romania 124 (2006), 429-470. In the prologue of this version of the prose text, Froissart justified his new enterprise by his desire to improve on his first attempts to write a historical account of the early years of the Hundred Years' War. In particular he denounced his earlier rhyming chronicle, whose accuracy, he admitted, had not always been as good as such important matters as war and knightly prowess require.
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Merle's post-apocalyptic novel Malevil (1972) was also adapted into a 1981 film. His 1952 novel La mort est mon métier was adapted into a 1977 film, his 1962 novel L'île was filmed as a 1987 miniseries and Le propre de l'homme (1989) was adapted into a 1996 TV movie. Among Merle's other works are the 1950 play Flamineo, based on John Webster's The White Devil, the 1948 biography Oscar Wilde (extended in 1955 as Oscar Wilde, or The Destiny of Homosexuality), and various translations including Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels. In 1965 Merle wrote Moncada: premier combat de Fidel Castro and Ahmed Ben Bella, and around this time translated the diaries of Che Guevara.
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Carolina ("Carla") Alwina Hubertina Beurskens (born 10 February 1952) was one of Holland's most prominent female long-distance runners from the second half of the 1970s until well into the 1990s, including all distances from 3000 metres to the marathon. During the greater part of this period she was most successful at the longer distance. The variety of the twenty-three national titles she obtained during her long carrier clearly shows to what extent Beurskens dominated all aspects of the métier: three titles on indoor- and five on outdoor tracks, nine on the road and six in the cross country. At the long distances she is by far the most successful Dutch female athlete ever.
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In 1997, Couderc became Deputy General Manager and member of the editorial board of Hachette Filipacchi Médias, General Manager of Presse magazine France and Chairman of the Board of Managers of Hachette Filipacchi Associés. She organized the restructuring of Première magazine by replacing Alain Kruger by Patrick Mahé, in the aftermath of the attacks of 11 September 2001, but in August 2005, validated the coverage of Paris Match, on Cécilia Sarkozy and Richard Attias, in the absence of Arnaud Lagardère and was fired.Notre métier a mal tourné : Deux journalistes s'énervent de Philippe Cohen, Élisabeth Levy, éditions Mille et une nuit, 2008. From October 2004 to June 2010, Couderc was president of SPMI (Union of the magazine and information press).
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Nora Titone. My Thoughts Be Bloody: The Bitter Rivalry Between Edwin and John Wilkes Booth That Led to an American Tragedy. New York: Simon and Schuster; 2010 [cited September 24, 2011]. . Alexander Hamilton, 1790 Historian John Ferling, in his book Jefferson and Hamilton: The Rivalry That Forged a Nation, makes the same point: that Alexander Hamilton's nonmarital birth spurred him to seek accomplishment and distinction.Discussed by Ferling in a 9 October 2013 lecture on C-SPAN2 Book TV. The Swedish artist Anders Zorn (1860–1920) was similarly motivated by his nonmarital birth to prove himself and excel in his métier."Anders Zorn in the Gilded Age", PBS biography (Colorado Public Television), one hour, 2013.
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Having fallen ill with "a rare form of asthma" in 1949, the same year that she underwent what was described as "a serious operation","Manchester's Diary", Manchester Evening News, 16 December 1949, page 3 Mosca died at Paris's Hôpital Necker in June 1950. Her obituary notice in The Sydney Morning Herald notes that she had recently opened an office in Paris to promote British fabrics in France. A short tribute in The Times noted: "Fashion was her métier, and she epitomized the chic that she dispensed". In October 1951, it was announced in The Yorkshire Post that a trust fund would be established by friends of Bianca Mosca in order to award a fashion design scholarship in her name.
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He wrote a doctoral thesis: La création chez Stendhal, essai sur le métier d'écrire et la psychologie de l'écrivain (Creativity in Stendhal, essay on the craft of writing and the psychology of the writer), which won the grand prize for literature of the Académie française in 1943. He was a Resistance fighter under the name of Captaine Goderville (the village where his father was from). Biographer Jérôme Garcin writes that Prévost fought with "a gun in his hand and a knife in his pocket and, in his backpack, the unfinished manuscript of his Beaudelaire together with a portable typewriter". He was killed in a German ambush at the Pont Charvin, in Sassenage, on 1 August 1944.
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Official Forum Neues Musiktheater Archives He has worked regularly with Studio Art Zoyd (France) and the Forum Neues Musiktheater der Staatsoper Stuttgart (Germany) as a live electronics designer with invited composers for music theatre, opera, concerts and multimedia projects. In 2002, he founded the non-profit association, Lieu, based in Nice, France to promote the creation and diffusion of contemporary music using technology. Lieu has realized several projects in the development of new tools for sound creation and has been present in the production of new works using technology.Forum IRCAM Software, March, 2008: p 12 Manuel Poletti, Tom Mays, Carl Faia "Assistant musical ou producteur ? Esquisse d’un nouveau métier"," Journées d'Informatique Musicale", 9e édition, Marseille, 29–31 May 2002: pp 241-246.
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Death is My Trade () is a 1977 German film, which is based on the script of director Theodor Kotulla starring Götz George in the leading role. The realisation of the script is based on the French novel La mort est mon métier by Robert Merle, which was published in 1952 (English edition: Death Is My Trade). Like the novel, the film is partly based on interrogation records of the trial against Rudolf Höß, SS-officer and commander of the Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz, as well as on his autobiographical notes. He made these notes first during his time as British POW, then, after he was extradited, as Polish prisoner in 1946/47, before he was executed as a convicted war criminal.
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Extracting reviews from writers is not, in his case, a métier, or > even a way of life, but a genuine form of self-expression, and he exercises > it with dignity, tact and what sometimes feels like excessive sympathy. He > has made writers feel that producing articles for him is not a business > transaction or even process of communication, but simply a reciprocal act of > friendship. A Financial Times interviewer, Emily Stokes, wrote in 2013 that Silvers viewed editing as "an instinct. You must choose writers carefully, having read all of their work, rather than being swayed by 'reputations that are, shall we say, overpromoted', and then anticipate their needs, sending them books and news articles" while seeking greater clarity, comprehensiveness and freshness in the writing.
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The critical reception of Zuloaga's art, and of Spanish damascened metalwork generally, has changed greatly over time. In 1872, the Keeper of Art Collections in the South Kensington Museum (later renamed the Victoria and Albert Museum) wrote that a Léonard Morel- Ladeuil vase decorated by Zuloaga "will be regarded as one of the greatest Art productions of the century". An 1879 article said that his works showed a patience and effort that "take one into an era when the fine arts producer devoted himself solely to the cause of his métier, apart from the commercial considerations of time, trouble and expense." Early twentieth-century art critics took a more negative view of the Zuloaga family's works, but a new wave of interest and critical appreciation emerged in the last decades of that century.
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He has played in 20 countries, including at most major European festivals, and has recorded numerous CDs for the Black Box, Hat Art, Métier, Mode, Naïve, NMC and Stradivarius labels, including discs of Dusapin, Finnissy, Fox, Zimmermann and the new complexity disc Tracts. From 2003 to 2006 he was AHRC Creative and Performing Arts Research Fellow at the University of Southampton. From 2007 to 2010 he was lecturer in Musicology at Dartington College of Arts and in 2010 took up a lecturership at City University, London. He has written widely on music, co- editing and contributing large chapters to Uncommon Ground: The Music of Michael Finnissy (Aldershot: Ashgate, 1998), as well as publishing articles on Barrett, Cage, Pascal Dusapin, Fox, Kagel, Helmut Lachenmann, Franz Liszt, Salvatore Sciarrino, Howard Skempton and Xenakis.
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She bolstered his confidence, supported his creative ability and further helped assuage his financial instability by secretly buying his manuscripts through his publisher.Vaughan, Hal, "Sleeping With The Enemy, Coco Chanel's Secret War, Alfred A. Knopf, 2011, p. 24 It is postulated that the legendary maxims attributed to Chanel and published in periodicals were crafted under the mentorship of Reverdy—a collaborative effort. "A review of her correspondence reveals a complete contradiction between the clumsiness of Chanel the letter writer and the talent of Chanel as a composer of maxims…After correcting the handful of aphorisms that Chanel wrote about her métier, Reverdy added to this collection of 'Chanelisms' a series of thoughts of a more general nature, some touching on life and taste, others on allure and love.
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A home version stage pole Pole dancing demonstration near the Idaho State Capitol Pole dancing has gained popularity as a form of exercise with increased awareness of the benefits to general strength and fitness. These forms of exercise increases core and general body strength by using the body itself as resistance, while toning the body as a whole. A typical pole dance exercise regimen in class begins with strength training, dance-based moves, squats, push-ups, and sit-ups and gradually works its way up to the spins, climbs and inversions which are the métier of the exercise. Pole dancing is also generally reported by its schools to be empowering for women in terms of building self-confidence, in terms of which its erotic components are still the subject of some controversy.
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Ronet made his directorial debut with The Thief of Tibidabo (Le voleur de Tibidabo, 1964), a self-reflexive, picaresque crime story shot in Barcelona, in which he also starred with Anna Karina. He followed it with two documentaries: Vers l'île des dragons (1973), an allegorical journey to Indonesia to film the Komodo dragon and a report on the building of a dam in Cabora Bassa, Mozambique for French television. He directed and produced more programs for television: his own acclaimed adaptation of Herman Melville's Bartleby in 1976 (which was released theatrically in 1978) as well as adaptations of Edgar Allan Poe and Cornell Woolrich stories. He wrote two books: "L'ile des dragons" (1973), a personal recollection and a chronicle of the making of Vers l'île des dragons, and "Le métier de comédien" (1977), an honest and thorough discussion of the acting profession.
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For much of its history, it was associated with a pansori-like form of entertainment, which combined entertaining wealthy people as well as performing religious songs for the royal court."Ca trù singing", UNESCO.org. CHANTER LE CA TRÙ AU VILLAGE DE LÕ KHÊ (NORD DU VIET-NAM) Une fête rituelle au temple communal et à la maison des patrons de métier du ca trù A ANISENSEL - Péninsule, 2009 - cat.inist.fr Résumé/Abstract L'article porte sur la tradition musicale du ca trù (chant à tablettes) telle qu'elle s' est perpétuée dans un village aux portes de Hanoï, le village de Lô Khê. Le ca trù y revêt une fonction rituelle inscrite au coeur même de la tablette «trù» par laquelle les ... Ca trù is inscribed on the list of Intangible Cultural Heritage in need of Urgent Safeguarding in 2009.
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Rousset, son of an exiled Huguenot and a former combatant at the Battle of Malplaquet (1709), is also known for his activities as a journalist (Mercure historique et politique),Eugène Hatin, Les Gazettes de Hollande et la presse clandestine aux XVlle et XVIlle siècle, Paris, René Pincebourde, 1865 some of his correspondence has been published.Christiane Berckvens-Steverlynck et Jeroom Vercruysse (ed.), Le métier de journaliste au dix-huitième siècle: correspondance entre Prosper Marchand, Jean Rousset de Missy et Lambert Ignace Douxfils, Oxford, Voltaire Foundation, 1993 In 1748 he became involved in the Orangist revolution in the Netherlands. He was suspected of publishing anonymous pamphlets against the Stadtholderless regime and of leaking diplomatic information, which landed him in prison for a while. He was freed on the order of the newly appointed stadtholder William IV, Prince of Orange, who appointed him his personal historian and councillor.
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Here, as with other areas of Brill's remarkable career, it seems he was attracted by the lack of previous study and the need for further development in the field. Seeing a disparity between contemporary knowledge of glasses from the western world and those from East Asia, Brill was keen to add insight to a hitherto unexploited field and, as such, has gone on to contribute a great deal to Silk Road studies (Brill 1993b). The broad span of Brill's career allows this paper to provide only an abridged synopsis of his métier and published works to date. Focusing on Brill's achievements during the decades after he joined the Corning Museum in February 1960, it aims to highlight areas in which Brill pioneered new techniques and improved existing ones, offering summaries of major publications and proposing sources the interested reader may turn to for more information (Brill 1999).
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The Mérode Altarpiece of about 1425, where he has a panel to himself, working as a carpenter, is an early example of what remained relatively rare depictions of him pursuing his métier. Some statues of Joseph depict his staff as topped with flowers, recalling the non-canonical Protoevangelion's account of how Mary's spouse was chosen by collecting the walking sticks of widowers in Palestine, and Joseph's alone bursting into flower, thus identifying him as divinely chosen. The Golden Legend, which derives its account from the much older Gospel of Pseudo-Matthew, tells a similar story, although it notes that all marriageable men of the Davidic line and not only widowers were ordered by the High Priest to present their rods at the Temple. Several Eastern Orthodox Nativity icons show Joseph tempted by the Devil (depicted as an old man with furled wings) to break off his betrothal, and how he resists that temptation.
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