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Unlikely to succumb to false modesty, Moretti is more like a minister side-stepping a spending commitment, unwilling to make definitive statements.
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Moretti is a cultural Darwinist, or something like one.
Literary mutation ... Frank Wilson 2006
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Discovering an error in one of the documents he was examining, he called Moretti's attention to it, and the conversation drifted to everyday trivial subjects.
The Master-Christian Marie Corelli 1889
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"What emerges from all this is a satire on both the film industry and filmmakers such as Moretti himself who wish to deal with politics but first have to overcome their own and other people's prejudices towards such a pursuit."
GreenCine Daily 2009
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"What emerges from all this is a satire on both the film industry and filmmakers such as Moretti himself who wish to deal with politics but first have to overcome their own and other people's prejudices towards such a pursuit."
GreenCine Daily 2009
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"What emerges from all this is a satire on both the film industry and filmmakers such as Moretti himself who wish to deal with politics but first have to overcome their own and other people's prejudices towards such a pursuit."
GreenCine Daily 2009
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"What emerges from all this is a satire on both the film industry and filmmakers such as Moretti himself who wish to deal with politics but first have to overcome their own and other people's prejudices towards such a pursuit."
GreenCine Daily 2009
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I like it, and it's consistent with the naturalist perspective I take, and so is of other work, but I want to get back to form, not in the sense of genre type (such as Moretti uses in the "graphs" study of
The Valve Bill Benzon 2010
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Berkeley economists David Card, Enrico Moretti and Emmanuel Saez along with Alexandre Mas of Princeton quickly took advantage of this opportunity to see how new access to salary information affected workplace attitudes or job-search decisions.
How much do you think that guy makes? Ray Fisman 2010
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Berkeley economists David Card, Enrico Moretti and Emmanuel Saez along with Alexandre Mas of Princeton quickly took advantage of this opportunity to see how new access to salary information affected workplace attitudes or job-search decisions.
How much do you think that guy makes? Ray Fisman 2010
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