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" ... It was the advent of the European Cup (predecessor to the Champions League) in 1955 that started the devaluation of the Cup. For the first three decades or so of the Champions League (I will use synonymously) it was only the champion nation of each country that qualified and that helped reposition the League Championship as the more important and prestigious competition. ... "
" ... It was the best of times — period. This quite simply and directly describes the Department of Defense climate within the era of 2006–2010, and my time as an officer in the United States Marine Corps can be classified synonymously. An epoch of belief, an age of rapid maturation and an indoctrination into the emotionally intelligent world of what I now call human resources was upon me. ... "
" ... Some basic definitions are necessary to properly assess this issue. Though often used synonymously, the trade deficit and the current account deficit are not the same things. The current account deficit is, indeed, a broad measurement of trade activity, but it encompasses other components than just the trade deficit. The trade deficit is easy to define – it is the value of goods and services we export less the value that we import. The current account deficit takes that trade deficit but combines (plus or minus) net income, foreign aid, and other such financial transactions in the overall net figure. A historical chart of this “deficit” is telling: ... "
" ... Steve, now back to square one, was still bankable and started over around 20 years ago. Did he raise $1 billion or some $2 billion? Today, this stock bears his name, synonymously with a top operator selling at a premium valuation. Early entry into Macau was and still is a homerun. ... "
" ... “We wanted to reimagine what the wine bar of summer 2020 looks like,” says Lisa Rudman, director of North American innovations for Molson Coors, which makes MOVO wine spritzers. “We added charcuterie boards because they are truly having a moment, too. Not just bikes. And, do we even need to mention how synonymously cheese and other accoutrements go with wine?” ... "