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"Financiers" are now a much bigger component of our economy than manufacturing.
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Financiers are small, moist cakes that usually have a high proportion of ground nuts in the batter that give them a dense, yet tender texture.
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Financiers from other countries have an active interest in the Republicans winning the election because they know that the party will use its power to leverage tax breaks, regulative policy, and anti-union politics in a way that eases the exit of big companies from America.
David Bromwich: The Dying Art of Political Explanation David Bromwich 2010
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Financiers from other countries have an active interest in the Republicans winning the election because they know that the party will use its power to leverage tax breaks, regulative policy, and anti-union politics in a way that eases the exit of big companies from America.
David Bromwich: The Dying Art of Political Explanation David Bromwich 2010
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Financiers from other countries have an active interest in the Republicans winning the election because they know that the party will use its power to leverage tax breaks, regulative policy, and anti-union politics in a way that eases the exit of big companies from America.
David Bromwich: The Dying Art of Political Explanation David Bromwich 2010
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The Strawberry Honey Financiers at Amateur Foodie are extra moist because they use fresh, juicy berries and include a good amount of honey, which holds moisture into the financiers and keeps them fresh tasting even after a few days of storage.
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Financiers from the New York region were expected to attend, but the event was canceled because of the storm, according to people familiar with the situation.
Wall Street Ready for a Real Storm Steve Eder 2011
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"Financiers have been asking for years how much should we pay for whatever she's got."
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Financiers "skew the decision-making process of the litigants" and also add to the cost of the disputes, he argues.
In This Case, Litigation Funding Led to Court Dates for Former Partners Vanessa O'Connell 2011
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Financiers from other countries have an active interest in the Republicans winning the election because they know that the party will use its power to leverage tax breaks, regulative policy, and anti-union politics in a way that eases the exit of big companies from America.
David Bromwich: The Dying Art of Political Explanation David Bromwich 2010
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