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- proper noun An
Ashkenazic surname , Germanized variant of Rabinovich.
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Examples
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Ms. Rabinowitz is a member of the Journal's editorial board.
Why Obama Is No Roosevelt Dorothy Rabinowitz 2010
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Rabinowitz: But this is like the health-care package that you don't know what's in the health-care bill.
Rick on a Roll 2012
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Rabinowitz: His appeal is simply--it's not simple, it's the genuine concentration on issues that has been absent, his capacity to engage people on issues.
President Gingrich? 2011
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Rabinowitz: How about the famous phrase uttered by a current resident of the White House, "the fierce urgency of now"?
President Gingrich? 2011
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Rabinowitz: But Paul, they say the same thing about Ron Paul: "Look how consistent he is and how much he believes in--"
Rick on a Roll 2012
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Rabinowitz: Yes, we're talking a list of quotes that are deeply felt.
Rick on a Roll 2012
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Seth Rabinowitz was puzzled by a series of job ads that were sent to him for review by a client.
How to Read a Job Ad Dennis Nishi 2011
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Rabinowitz: A waste of serious thought, James, on this.
President Gingrich? 2011
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Illustration by Dennis Nishi "The company had issues with past sales agents that didn't pay enough attention to client demands," Mr. Rabinowitz says.
How to Read a Job Ad Dennis Nishi 2011
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Rabinowitz: But the fierce urgency of now is, people listening to him, if they were aware of all these violations of the sacred covenants of conservativism, so aware--that they would be voting for Michele Bachmann.
President Gingrich? 2011
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