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Arrangers and conductors can't perform these classics without attempting to re-create them, note for note.
Saving the Songbook Joel Henning 2012
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Arrangers are seeking to sell that debt privately, according to people familiar with the matter.
Kinetic Deal Shows 'Junk' Energy Waning Prabha Natarajan 2011
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Arrangers are often said to have "sweetened" the music by adding strings, horns and other musical elements, but such a description doesn't do justice to how much an arranger's work can transform a piece of music.
Elton John, the Beach Boys and the fine art of pop alchemy George Cole 2010
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They want to return to the thrilling days of yesteryear when the "Loan Arrangers" will ride again.
Rep. Barney Frank: The "Loan Arrangers" Will Not Ride Again 2009
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Arrangers such as CIT and Golub typically arrange loans, keep pieces for themselves and then sell off the rest to investment vehicles called collateralized loan obligations, which are pools of bank loans bundled and sold off in pieces.
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So claims Mortgage Arrangers who operate the web site www.sellingendowment.com.
Selling an endowment. Is it right for you? Thatsnews 2006
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So claims Mortgage Arrangers who operate the web site www.sellingendowment.com.
Archive 2006-08-01 Thatsnews 2006
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Co-Arrangers, Senior Lead Managers and Lead Managers prepared to commit USD3,250 billion to the facility.
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The two Japanese banks were Arrangers for the facility along with the Bank of Tokyo, Chase Investment Bank, Citibank, the Development Bank of
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Arrangers on the $780 million loan backing the buyout of Blackboard dropped the OID in September to 92 percent in order to compete with the rich yields offered in the secondary market.
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