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As part of a plan by the new Democratic majority to create the impression of frenzied hard work, the House has also boosted its workweek from a bankerly three days to five, and the Senate has trimmed its other spring break — two weeks in April — by half.

Calendar 2007

As part of a plan by the new Democratic majority to create the impression of frenzied hard work, the House has also boosted its workweek from a bankerly three days to five, and the Senate has trimmed its other spring break — two weeks in April — by half.

Calendar 2007

The new approach has already won praise on the Hill-which, still in Republican hands, appreciates a bankerly approach.

Clinton Goes Corporate 2008

In fact, the mosque is a building strongly evocative of its own time, with its sober, bankerly facade of tawny pink granite.

A Minaret Over Manhattan 2008

There was no giant watch, no pocket square, nothing of the bankerly peacock.

NYT > Home Page By HEIDI N. MOORE 2010

There was no giant watch, no pocket square, nothing of the bankerly peacock.

Theodore Roosevelt IV Backs Wind Farm Off Martha's Vineyard - NYTimes.com 2010

"White House Trouble Spots" complained about the rightward tilt of the President's Economic Policy Group -- a body so bankerly that one Jordan operative privately renamed it the Business Policy Group.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2009

Nothing better to go with that than French Lover I point blank refuse to call it Bois d'Orage: it has the solid, bankerly feel of a rock-ribbed Republican but with a poet’s heart.

Archive 2007-07-01 Marina Geigert 2007