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philosophy

[fi-los-uh-fee] / fɪˈlɒs ə fi /


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In Beccari’s Paris office, there is a book on his desk by the late British advertising tycoon David Ogilvy, a gift from his daughter that he says has become his philosophy of work.

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The result is a gentle book that brims with wisdom and accessible philosophy.

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"The thing is it's tough to come and try to impose your philosophy and your identity at a club maybe - I don't know because I haven't watched many games - playing another way," Henry said.

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“He came with a philosophy of letting bookstores reflect their local communities.”

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Her subtitle credits Diogenes with a “revolutionary philosophy,” a grand claim that runs counter to recent scholarly treatments.

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