"As the mayor has pointed out, he's not a wealthy individual."
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Some of the people who stand to be damaged by HR 5424 are wealthy individual investors.
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Extremely wealthy individual Jeff Bezos singled out Alexa's record holiday season as a source of the robust quarter.
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Wealthy individual donors, including members of the LGTBQ community, are drawn to his cerebral, earnest and articulate manner.
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The fight became a symbol of press freedom, pitting a wealthy individual against a take-no-prisoners news organization.
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Just by the way Republicans structured the bill, many of those winners are on the corporate side or wealthy individual side.
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Any corporation, union, or wealthy individual may make unlimited contributions to outside groups that funnel independent expenditures for or against candidates.
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The wealth standard means your mother is considered qualified to evaluate such offers; a more sophisticated, but less wealthy individual is not.
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When it comes to competing with teams funded by massively wealthy individual benefactors, a fan-owned club is at an inevitable disadvantage.
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Instead of relying on wealthy individual donors, he's crowdfunding his candidacy with small donations -- and even had a truck donated to the campaign.
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She left her job as a curator at the Los Angeles Museum of Art for a role as a buyer for a wealthy individual.
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Both the House and the Senate versions would double the amount a wealthy individual can transfer in death tax-free, to about $11 million.
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If the wealthy individual is a first-generation earner, much of their success has come from long work hours and sacrificing time with their family.
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Plus, these sorts of management fee structures are also among the few tools a non-wealthy individual can use to even get a new fund underway.
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That being said, almost every wealthy individual has an array of investments increasing their wealth, and there's no reason you can't join in on the party.
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Wealthy individual donors are motivated to work together for the opportunity to take on a big problem where their insight and resources might make a difference.
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I would be an obscenely wealthy individual if I was compensated every time this exact interaction has played out in my short life's worth of conversations.
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"He is a wealthy individual and a big boy and I guess he can take it," Drain said, adding that some of the abuse may have been justified.
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FEC, that allows them to evade contribution limits and raise unlimited amounts of money from wealthy individual and corporate donors to spend in federal, state, and even local elections.
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It's incredibly easy for a wealthy individual to establish a business and take advantage of the new pass-through rules, canceling 20 percent of their income with one deduction.
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But if you follow the fundamentals — the same foundational financial values that have been used by nearly every supremely-wealthy individual in history — you are likely to build great wealth.
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The Treasury Department identified an extremely wealthy individual engaged in illicit and threatening conduct, believed to be close to Vladimir Putin, and imposed the toughest financial tools at its disposal.
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Wendy Goldsmith, a London-based art adviser and former head of 19th-century European art at Christie's, noted the advantage gained by an auction house owned by a wealthy individual.
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The technology could also be cheap enough (as low as $10 billion a year) that it could be wielded by one country or a wealthy individual, introducing the possibility of reckless use.
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A Bridgeman purchase of Sports Illustrated would be the latest example of a wealthy individual taking over a storied media brand that has declined in profitability and influence since its peak years. Amazon.
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Based on their convoluted calculations, a very wealthy individual that doesn't use credit often could have a lower credit rating than someone who has few assets but lots of credit with low utilization.
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What we now call "dark money" was the only kind of money there was in federal elections — a single wealthy individual could bankroll a politician's entire career and we'd never know about it.
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Because my boss is a very powerful and wealthy individual, I am worried when he finds out he will call someone important and try to sabotage my new job before it even starts.
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The initial episodes also ignore the huge and relevant implications of police co-opting civilians as a surveillance force, and the notion of privatized law enforcement run by one incredibly wealthy individual with an agenda of revenge.
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With the current U.S. rules, a dubious wealthy individual can buy substantial real estate In the United States through an anonymous offshore company registered in the United States, receiving its funding anonymously through a renowned law firm.
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The public should not be deprived of the recreational opportunities at close proximity to an urban area that are afforded by the Potomac River just so that a wealthy individual with many options can play golf everywhere.
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"The market for fancy diamonds is relatively small given the inherent limited supply and the end-demand is primarily a relatively small group of wealthy individual buyers that are less sensitive to price," said diamond analyst Paul Zimnisky.
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There is also an immediate risk that just one country, a small group of countries or even a very wealthy individual could unilaterally deploy a planet-wide solar radiation management scheme before anyone truly understands the potential risks.
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They cited "a large exit tax" of 40% on net worth that's a feature of both the Sanders and Warren tax plans, triggered if a wealthy individual attempts to renounce their citizenship to evade the Internal Revenue Service.
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THE CLOSER And finally … Someone in Southern California begins this week as a really, really wealthy individual after Saturday's news that the winning $530 million Mega Millions jackpot ticket was sold at a San Diego liquor store (CBS News).
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She describes it as a "terrifying thing" to go through because she's afraid of not being believed, of her career being ruined, and her finances being drained because it's incredibly costly to go to court against a powerful, wealthy individual.
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If, for example, a wealthy individual were to give assets to children or grandchildren who are in lower income tax brackets, they would pay a lower tax on them, reducing the amount of money the United States Treasury would bring in.
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Corporations that want to scrutinize competitors' secrets, or a wealthy individual with a beef against a rival, can also command intelligence operations for a price, akin to purchasing off-the-shelf elements of the National Security Agency or the Mossad.
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This illustrates why none of Trump's recent announcements alter the two fundamental concerns about the potential for corruption in the Trump administration: The president could be for sale to any wealthy individual, corporation, or government willing to spend money at his businesses.
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Bankers said the bonds are particularly attractive to wealthy individual investors in Asia, who buy the bonds through their private bank accounts but are quick to abandon the asset class when the market environment for debt changes, exacerbating drops in the value of the bonds.
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If any of the principals felt a little queasy—if they deeply appreciated the grant but less so the Apprentice-like theatrics that it came with, or the spectacle of public educators relying on the whims of a wealthy individual—they didn't let on.
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"If a very wealthy individual — potentially a significant taxpayer to the state — relocates and relocates not only as we've been reading about it but really relocates for tax purposes ... beyond our reach, then that's something to be aware of," said Haines, the legislative and budget finance officer.
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In recent years the Roberts-Alito Court has been eagerly bulldozing common-sense rules about campaign finance, from ruling that corporations have the "right" to spend unlimited money influencing our elections to allowing wealthy individual donors to give eye-popping sums of money to candidates, parties, and PACs.
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In a recent paper, Pasztor warned of a "chaotic and dangerous future" where "a single country, a large company or indeed a wealthy individual might take unilateral action on climate geoengineering" — perhaps injecting aerosols into the stratosphere to reflect sunlight, which would change the climate a lot faster than any ocean dumping ever could.
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Yet when he's applied the same standard of maximizing individual freedom to the area of political campaign finance—authorizing the ability of wealthy individuals and powerful corporations (defined as individuals) to inject as much money as they want into a particular political race by means of so-called "independent" expenditures (or, in the case of wealthy individual candidates, directly into the coffers of their own campaigns)—liberals have been horrified.
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The main character, Chevy Vasquez, lost his parents and sister to a biker gang attack during those dark years, and is now a successful arena autoduellist. He is approached by a wealthy individual who wants to back Vasquez in The Delorean Run!.
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Sal. Oppenheim was a German private bank founded in 1789 and headquartered in Cologne, Germany.Over 200 years of company history It provided asset management solutions for wealthy individual clients and institutional investors.Sal. Oppenheim manages global low vola fund The bank became a subsidiary of Deutsche Bank in 2009. In 2017, Deutsche Bank decided to discontinue the Sal.
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Since there were no wealthy individual backers, most of the income came from numerous smaller donations. Another source of income, which Jenkins revamped to be more profitable was the College Farm, a piece of land. The farm was successful in helping out all aspects of Piedmont. Food from the farm was served at meals, saving the college money.
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For example, he defended a wealthy individual for violating Oregon's Prohibition law in 1918."F.J. Cobbs Pays $150 Fine", Oregon Daily Journal, Portland, Oregon, April 17, 1918, p. 3. A year later, he defended an individual against cattle rustling charges in eastern Oregon."Famous Cattle Stealing Case is Heard in Court", Oregon Statesman, Salem, Oregon, April 5, 1919, p. 5.
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Because of the closing of smelting operations, the town became a resort and fishing village. In 1916 it was purchased by a wealthy individual and turned into a summer resort. It continued in that capacity until 1946 when another individual purchased it, who eventually fell behind on taxes. Lastly, it was purchased by the Escanaba Paper Company, and was swapped to the Michigan government for timberland.
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The hospital was named after Samuel Wilson Warneford, a philanthropist who donated £3,000 of the £4,000 needed to build the hospital. The foundation stone was laid in 1832 and it opened in 1834. It was initially funded either by the patients themselves, by wealthy individual donors or by collections made from the general public. The maternity unit, the Cay Block, was financed by donations and collections organised by Mrs Annie Cay.
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Portrait of Reverend Richard Brown by John Hesselius John Hesselius (1728–1778) was a portrait painter who worked mostly in Virginia and Maryland. He was the son of the Swedish-born portraitist Gustavus Hesselius. He painted the portraits of many wealthy politicians and planters in Colonial Maryland, making him a successful and wealthy individual; at his death in 1778 he left a substantial estate of land and slaves.
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Celsus Library was built in 135 AD and could house around 12,000 scrolls. Private or personal libraries made up of non-fiction and fiction books, (as opposed to the state or institutional records kept in archives) first appeared in classical Greece. In the ancient world, the maintaining of a library was usually (but not exclusively) the privilege of a wealthy individual. These libraries could have been either private or public, i.e.
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The use of altars were common during the Sui dynasty, for the emperor was a devout Buddhist. Pictured below is a rectangular, ornamental, green/bronze altar titled "The Western Paradise of Amitabha Buddha." This altar was used to burn incense and it was a worship item to venerate the Buddha. The altars were delicate and were something only a wealthy individual would own, instead of going to a monastery like other worshippers.
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Further proponents for a wealth tax claim it could have positive effects on investment in the United States. Some extremely wealthy people use their assets in unproductive ways. For example, an entrepreneur could generate much higher returns (though could conversely lose much more capital operating on leverage) than a wealthy individual with a conservative investment such as United States Treasury Bonds. A wealth tax could lead to negative effects on investment, saving, and economic growth.
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It was confiscated by the Mexican government and later came into the possession of a New York art dealer in New York. In the 1920s, the altarpiece was purchased by a wealthy individual associated with the Doheny Oil Company. It remained in storage until the 1940s when it was purchased at auction by a representative of St. Timothy's. The altarpiece was installed in the temporary church and later in the current church.
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In order to maintain segregation of power, those of high rank were often seated near the front or in the public eye (tribunalia). Individuals who made benefactions to the construction of theatres would often do so for propaganda reasons. Whether it be at the hand of an imperial benefactor or a wealthy individual, the high cost of building a theatre usually required more than a single individual’s donations. In 55 B.C., the first permanent theatre was constructed.
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House of Ghavam, where the Pahlavi University Asia Institute was founded By the early 1920s, Pope and Ackerman had developed a great deal of expertise as historians of Persian and related art, and they became advisors to major collectors and museums on the acquisition of Islamic art and artifacts. Pope's museum clients included the Metropolitan Art Museum, Art Institute of Chicago, and Philadelphia Museum of Art. He also advised wealthy individual collectors including Calouste Gulbenkian, William Randolph Hearst, George Hewitt Myers, and John D. Rockefeller, Jr.
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Oxford University Press, Oxford Solar radiation management raises a number of governance challenges. David Keith argues that the cost is within the realm of small countries, large corporations, or even very wealthy individuals. David Victor suggests that climate engineering is within the reach of a lone "Greenfinger," a wealthy individual who takes it upon him or herself to be the "self-appointed protector of the planet". However, it has been argued that a rogue state threatening solar radiation management may strengthen action on mitigation.
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Later, he met Pratap Singh, who had arranged for Ranjitsinhji to receive an honorary state appointment with an associated income. Pratap Singh also introduced him to Rajinder Singh, the Maharaja of Patiala, a very wealthy individual. Rajinder was very pro-British and an enthusiastic cricketer and soon became friends with Ranjitsinhji; he subsequently provided Ranjitsinhji with another source of income. Ranjitsinhji travelled extensively throughout India, trying to build support among the princes and local officials, and received an enthusiastic reception from the public wherever he went.
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In the actual stories, invariably the cause of success is an accident that works to the boy's advantage after he conducts himself according to traditional virtues such as honesty, charity, and altruism. The boy might return a large sum of lost money or rescue someone from an overturned carriage. This brings the boy—and his plight—to the attention of a wealthy individual. In one story, for example, a young boy is almost run over by streetcar and a homeless orphan youth snatches him out of the way to safety.
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After the war, he worked as a journalist for Robert Hersant at a successful French automobile magazine called L'Auto-Journal. Balestre continued to work with Hersant as he expanded his publishing operations, which made Balestre a wealthy individual. He was a founding member of the Fédération Française du Sport Automobile, a French national motorsport organization, in 1950, and in 1961 became the first president of the International Karting Commission of the FIA. He was elected president of the FFSA in 1973 and president of the FIA's International Sporting Commission in 1978.
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This bet would not have happened if Simo had been noble enough to help his son, Calidorus, obtain his true love, Phoenicium, and if Ballio had kept to his initial agreement to sell Phoenicium only to Calidorus. Ballio loses his bet and additional money to boot since he also has to pay back to Harpax, the 1500 drachmae that Harpax's owner, the Macedonian general, Polymachaeroplagides, had already made to Ballio as down payment for the purchase of Phoenicium. The sole wealthy individual who does not fall to greed is Calidorus' friend, Charinus, who loans 500 drachmae to Pseudolus to help get Phoenicium back.
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For example, gold was a rare non-local material object that not many people in the Philippines had access to; therefore, granting people with gold, an elite status. Barretto-Tesoro created a measuring technique for assigning grave goods with prestige value. The three methods that are further described are used for assessing grave good assemblages in correlation to its prestige value, and are all indicative of a wealthier individual. The more objects found in a grave, the more variety of artifacts in a grave, and lastly the lower frequency of objects in assemblage of grave goods, all indicate a wealthy individual.
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Henry Wilde (1833 – 28 March 1919)Ronald M. Birse, ‘Wilde, Henry (1833–1919)’, rev. Brian Bowers, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004 accessed 13 March 2009 was a wealthy individual from Manchester, England who used his self-made fortune to indulge his interest in electrical engineering. Wilde invented the dynamo-electric machine, or self-energising dynamo, an invention for which Werner von Siemens is more usually credited and, in fact, discovered independently. At any rate, Wilde was the first to publish,Henry Wilde, "Experimental researches into electricity and magnetism", Proceedings of the Royal Society, 1866, pp107-111.
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The hoard includes a wide range of ecclesiastical objects that may have originally belonged to a church or a wealthy individual connected with the church. It includes a silver tripod lamp-stand with five imperial control stamps that date from the reign of Justinian I (527-65AD). In the British Museum there are also twelve pear-shaped spoons, six of which bear inscriptions and verse in Greek and/or Latin, a (slightly damaged) silver chalice, two silver dishes with nielloed monograms in the centre, an ornate silver polycandelon, part of a folding stool, and various jewellery and furniture/vessel fittings.
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This is an important mechanism in the economic theory of capitalism, and is compatible with the notion that class is mutable and determined by a combination of choices and opportunities. In other cases, class or status is inherited. For example, being the son or daughter of a wealthy individual, may carry a higher status and different cultural connotations than being a member of nouveau riche ("new money") or have a planned path of positive freedom. Those taking the functionalist approach to sociology and economics view social classes as components essential for the survival of complex societies such as American society.
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Christ 1990, p. 158 Money and treasure were easily concealed from public view; the owner might choose to bury his wealth or place it with a banker ("trapezite"): thus the references to "invisible wealth" (ἀφανὴς οὐσια). The city demanded from each wealthy individual an estimate of his fortune (τίμημα) as part of the eisphora, but the resulting disclosures were not reliable.Christ 1990, p. 159 Metics in particular were known to undervalue their fortunes,Lysias, XXII = Against the corn merchants, 13. since their wealth was all in liquid assets: they were not supposed to own land in Attica.David Whitehead, The Ideology of the Athenian metic, Cambridge, 1977, p. 78.
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The town that would become Jerusalem's Lot was founded in 1710 by a preacher named James Boon, the leader of a cult of schismatic Puritans. The cult became notorious in the region for its open embrace of witchcraft and for its amoral sexual practices, including inbreeding.Stephen King, Night Shift, "Jerusalem's Lot" Jerusalem's Lot became an incorporated town in 1765, but was abandoned in 1789 after Boon and his followers mysteriously vanished. The mass disappearance occurred not long after Philip Boone, a wealthy individual and unknowing descendant of James Boon, obtained an occultic book known as De Vermis Mysteriis; Philip Boone disappeared along with the rest of the village.
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A traditional English lychgate. In late medieval times a population increase and an expansion of church building took place in Great Britain inevitably encroaching on the territories of existing mother churches or minsters. Demands for autonomy from outlying settlements made minster officials feel that their authority was waning, as were their revenues, so they instituted corpse roads connecting outlying locations and their mother churches (at the heart of parishes) that alone held burial rights. For some parishioners, this decision meant that corpses had to be transported long distances, sometimes through difficult terrain: usually a corpse had to be carried unless the departed was a wealthy individual.
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Structure of a private equity or hedge fund, which shows the carried interest and management fee received by the fund's investment managers. The general partner is the financial entity used to control and manage the fund, while the limited partners are the individual investors who receive their return as capital interest. Private equity funds and hedge funds are private investment vehicles used to pool investment capital, usually for a small group of large institutional or wealthy individual investors. They are subject to favorable regulatory treatment in most jurisdictions from which they are managed, which allows them to engage in financial activities that are off-limits for more regulated companies.
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Described by Armstrong and Mitchell as "a wealthy individual from a patrician background with a love of football", "fast-talking, ebullient and indiscreet", "diminutive yet confident", Michael Zammit Tabona is the son of an entrepreneur who established Malta's second hotel in British colonial times, with a distant family connection to Lord Mountbatten. Michael attended St. Edward's College, where he was a difficult boarding pupil, then studied languages and hotel management in Switzerland. In 1973, at 21, he was back in Malta, managing a hotel from the family properties. He also started purchasing second-hand vessels and renting them for advertising to the Captain Morgan rum company; he later retained the brand for a new cruising company, today among the leading ones in Malta.
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A begging letter is a letter to a rich person or organisation, usually written by a poor person, or a person claiming to be poor, begging for money or help.Definition from MacMillan Dictionary online Examples of begging letters include a variant of the Nigerian 419 scam, where a letter is sent to a wealthy individual asking for financial assistance for orphaned children, emergency surgery, etc.Pleas For Charitable Donations and Begging Letters From Nigerian 419 Fraud Scammers on the Crimes of Persuasion website The May 1850 edition of Household Words contained an article entitled The Begging-Letter Writer written by the novelist Charles Dickens. In the article Dickens describes examples of the many begging letters he had received over the years, and the ruses employed by their writers to gain funds from the recipients.
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The hotel was built in a neo- historicist style between 2011 and 2016 after extensive public discussionBaubeginn für Luxushotel an der Alten Oper, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 8 July 2011Bau des Luxushotels am Opernplatz verzögert sich, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 31 May 2012 and is scheduled to officially open in Autumn 2016. The hotel is targeted at highly wealthy individual customers as well as corporations.Bauaufsicht stoppt Fitnessclub, Frankfurter Rundschau The building complex includes office spaces and conference facilities, a ballroom, 150 hotel rooms, 30 suites, one presidential suite, apartments for rent, a gourmet restaurant named Schönemanns (after the Frankfurt banking family to which Goethe's fiancée Lili belonged), a bar, select high-end shops, a fitness studio and an underground parking garage.Neues Luxushotel öffnet im Spätsommer: Fünf Sterne direkt am Opernplatz, op-online.
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In 1881, he started work as a cashier at Leopold Cahn & Co., a stockbrokerage firm founded by his uncle. In 1886, he was made a minority partner and in 1892 took full control of the business, renaming it J. S. Bache & Co. Jules Bache built the company into one of the top brokerage houses in the United States, outranked only by Merrill Lynch. In the process, he became an immensely wealthy individual, a patron of the arts, and a philanthropist. During World War I, Jules Bache donated money to the American Field Service in France and his wife was the honorary treasurer of the "War Babies' Cradle," a charity that provided aid for mothers and children in distress in war-torn Northern France and Belgium to provide them with food, clothing, heating fuel and medical care.
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Samit became aware of Moussaoui because of Clancy Prevost,The Grounded Man Rake Magazine May 2005, retrieved Feb 6, 2017 a certified flight instructor at the Pan-Am International Flight Academy in Eagan, Minnesota. Moussaoui had enrolled for training in a 747-400 flight simulator at the school on August 13 but his behavior during instruction alarmed Prevost, who did not believe that Moussaoui was just a wealthy individual interested in flying jumbo jets. At Prevost's urging, the flight school contacted the Minneapolis FBI Field Office, and Samit was one of the special agents assigned to investigate Moussaoui. Moussaoui was arrested by INS Special Agents for a visa violation on August 16 but, because the arrest was effected outside the Residence Inn where Moussaoui had been staying, Samit had no legal right to search the hotel room and its contents without Moussaoui's consent.
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