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"Right now the oncologists are prescribing, chemo, radiation and yoga and that is absolutely huge," says Ms. Topfer.
A Push for Yoga and Meditation Melanie Grayce West 2011
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The effort is to treat the whole person, not just the disease, says Kula for Karma's founder, Geri Topfer.
A Push for Yoga and Meditation Melanie Grayce West 2011
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But Topfer -- formerly Germany's Environment minister -- has re-energized the Nairobi-based organization, even persuading industrialized countries to channel more funds into the agency.
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The dynamic, no-nonsense Topfer is a good bet to revitalize the moribund Nairobi-based organization.
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Topfer recruited Rollins as his successor from management consultant Bain & Co. in Boston.
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Rollins explains that he was trying to lash the company into shipshape and says he learned such brusque behavior from his predecessor, Topfer.
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"The success of the Johannesburg Agreement is not based on any timetable, but on the need for its implementation," Topfer said.
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Swiss author is Topfer (1799-1816 [sic]), who has left some true masterpieces of romance at once sentimental and humorous, such as his
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI 1840-1916 1913
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It could not have been otherwise, first, because my aim was to describe, not my own history, but that of the companions of my childhood; and, secondly, because when writing it I was far from independent in the form of expression, being under the influence of two writers who at that time strongly impressed me: Sterne (Sentimental Journey) and Topfer (Bibliotheque de mon oncle).
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Many of your admirers frequently tell me about you; above all Zschocher and Topfer.
Letters Liszt, Franz 1893
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