Word: lynn
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...Lynn Sharp Paine, John G. McLean Professor of Business Administration...
...Claude Trichet called for a "thorough" inquiry, while newspapers published internal memos that discussed strategies to "kill off" rivals - one scheme was reportedly dubbed "Dr. Evil" by the firm's staff, after the Austin Powers villain. Such language is typical. Bond trading "is like a blood sport," says Cari Lynn, who spent two years trading and has just written a book about the experience, "and I've seen the blood." The sums of money and risks are so great that they encourage extreme aggression, and if that means wiping out rivals - and a few investors - not even Trichet can change...
Sophomore Kyla Grigg took an early 2-0 lead over intercollegiate No. 5 Lynn Leong but dropped the match in five games to complete match play...
...Bantams, though missing their No. 2 player Vaidehi Reddy due to illness, still managed to hang tough with the Bulldogs’ best. Most notably, Trinity’s No. 1 Lynn Leong knocked off Yale’s Michelle Quibell, the top-ranked intercollegiate player who had not lost a match in two years...
...record, Jeremy Irons is the melancholy, homoerotic Antonio, and the American Lynn Collins an efficient Portia, in what we may call the Al Pacino Merchant of Venice. Director Michael Radford, going heavily for brooding atmosphere, has shrouded the canal town in dank mists until the Adriatic could be the river Styx. He has also wrapped the play in historical perspective, noting the sorry plight of Jews in 1596 Venice. This makes Shylock's demand for a pound of Christian flesh his righteous revenge for all the spittle and slander he has absorbed. Pacino emphasizes Shylock's gnomish outsider status...