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Newspaper columnist Inez Robb wrote that he "assembled an applejack cocktail for all present" and Baruch's nurse tut-tutted "It'll take your wig off."

The Apple of Their Eye 2008

Seven years later, President Dwight Eisenhower rolled parts of Baruch's plan into the "Atoms for Peace" initiative, which laid the groundwork for the IAEA.

The Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty Is Obsolete 2008

But when dealing with a spirit then as rough-edged as bootleg applejack, a thicker and less neutral sweetener was called for -- we'll remember that Baruch's favorite Prohibition cocktail was sweetened with honey.

The Apple of Their Eye 2008

Indeed, ala Baruch's points, one might ask why, if knowledge that the books are ghostwritten is so widespread, the false putative authors, and the publishers, often go to such lengths to heavily disguise or totally conceal the fact of ghostwriting, and (successfully) do so in order to make money and, in the authors 'cases, also to claim credit.

The Preternaturally Prolific Posner on Plagiarism 2007

I'm reminded of Baruch's Law: When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.

Online and Print Ad Sales: Time to Cut the Cord - Publishing 2.0 2007

I could tell Sophie-Anne was not impressed by Baruch's assumption of superiority.

All Together Dead Harris, Charlaine 2007

"This race is pure name recognition from wire to wire," Baruch's Mr. Muzzio observed.

Hevesi Returns In Comeback Run For Comptroller 2002

And then when he left, Mark Sullivan, the much older man who was more Baruch's age, came to stay.

Rage for Fame: The Ascent of Clare Boothe Luce 1997

Baruch's work as a political advisor earned him the nickname "Park Bench Statesman," as he often could be found sitting at a park bench across from the White House, offering advice to politicians.

Hoover and Truman - Bernard Baruch biographical sketch 1992

However, if Mr. Hopper is one of those who follows Bernard Baruch's counsel, "Never answer a critic, unless he's right," his silence speaks volumes on his views of the role and importance of a state oil company.

Limited Choices: Canada's Needs and Foreign Oil 1979