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• And after that, he's got my husband and the Impresario coming after him, and he gets dragged off to New York, and—well, I don't have to go into all of that A male archetype, my analyst called him—my analyst was actually more of a Jungian than a Freudian, if you must know. —  Asimov's SF, October-November2006
• He's an analyst, and he came into this world as an analyst-rather, not into this world, but - —  Democracy Now!
• Still, the pact isn't likely to disappear soon: The allies it has won Venezuela are too useful in international forums such as the United Nations, where small countries 'votes sometimes carry the same weight as those from larger nations, said Alejandro Grisanti, a Latin American analyst at Barclay's Capital in New York. —  Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
• Still, the pact isn't likely to disappear soon: The allies it has won Venezuela are too useful in international forums such as the United Nations, where small countries 'votes sometimes carry the same weight as those from larger countries, said Alejandro Grisanti, a Latin American analyst at Barclay's Capital in New York. —  Brandon Sun Online - Top Stories
• Still, the pact isn't likely to disappear soon: The alliances it has furthered are valuable to Venezuela in international forums such as the United Nations, where small countries 'votes sometimes carry the same weight as those from larger nations, said Alejandro Grisanti, a Latin American analyst at Barclay's Capital in New York. —  Council on Hemispheric Affairs

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