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“This is the man, after all, who first made his name for bringing the phrase "neo-classical endogenous growth theory" into the public realm.”
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
“■ Posted on the Bank of England's elegant neo-classical wall last week: a planning application.”
The Guardian: Arabs demand new freedoms but the west offers old economic blueprint
“But I thought Ouroussoff missed the city for the neo-classical columns when towards the end of his article on the Hirschhorn he predicted, “The project could become something Washington has never had: a real democratic forum for the debate of cultural issues as varied as, say, Hollywood morals and the impact of fundamentalism on the arts.””
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“For dining, the hotel restaurant offers a neo-classical Mediterranean menu and views of the Trocadero's vivacious street life; and a bar that looks onto the floodlit Eiffel Tower at night.”
The Huffington Post: Denise Dennis: See, Stroll and Savor Paris in Spring
“Inside, the Dokan's, neo-classical furnishings, original art collection, and candelabras with low lighting transported me to another time; and the reception desk staff made me feel like a welcomed guest in their home.”
The Huffington Post: Denise Dennis: See, Stroll and Savor Paris in Spring
“We have a strategy that can lead us to grow over the next five years despite patent losses and drug price cuts," Mr. Jimenez said during an interview in his office, located in a neo-classical building on Novartis's spacious campus in Basel, which is home to some 4,000 researchers and studded with architectural gems such as a cube-like building designed by Frank O. Gehry.”
“Its neo-classical facade with four Ionic columns has been viewed as an ornament slapped on a relic from a bygone age, evocative of the silent-film era, newsreels and the velvet-curtained silver screen.”
“On the median of the capital's wide, main strip lined with neo-classical buildings and crowded outdoor cafes, there is usually at least one small group holding signs at any hour in the day.”
“The earliest buildings a few stately neo-classical affairs date back to 1801, when the campus was established as a refuge for "aged, decrepit, and worn-out sailors," in the rather shabby words of the original founder.”
The Huffington Post: Pamela Newton: Governors Island Is Nice, But Snug Harbor Is Magic
“Also starring, in all their Technicolor glory, will be the old town's pretty bright blue, orange, pink and purple neo-classical houses set on steep hills, as well as its traditional bars and dusty cafes with ancient waiters.”
The Guardian: On the trail of Hunter S Thompson in Puerto Rico
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