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active in the mid-nineteenth century. Its
initiation rites parodied more
staid fraternal orders such as the Freemasons. The
origins of the Sons of Malta...
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network of
reporters and
contracts with
Reuters to
provide world service. The
staid old
papers retained their loyal clientele because of
their concentration...
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March 2020. "Monthly
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- product. The very
nature of many Wall
Street firms changed – from
relatively staid private partnerships to
publicly traded corporations taking greater and...
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flirtatious burlesque stripper Sugarpuss O'Shea who
blows the dust off
their staid life of books. The
screenplay by
Charles Brackett and
Billy Wilder provided...
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Journalist Murray Kempton wrote about Kennedy: "His was not an
unresponsive and
staid faith, but the
faith of a
Catholic Radical,
perhaps the
first successful...
- plays, "showing a
highly theatrical family running rings around a
group of
staid outsiders"; Easy
Virtue (1926) "brings the well-made play into the twentieth...
