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tony

[toh-nee] / ˈtoʊ ni /


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He was held in such suspicion, that Tony Blair once said the New Labour project would only be complete when party members had "learnt to love Peter Mandelson".

From BBC

Warsh’s hawkish reputation sparked a sharp rally in the dollar, while reducing expectations for loose liquidity, which is crucial support for high-beta assets like crypto, IG market analyst Tony Sycamore writes in a note.

From The Wall Street Journal

Brin’s Google co-founder, Page, was also among the many business moguls who fled California, snapping up two mansions in the tony Florida enclave of Coconut Grove at the end of 2025, to the tune of $173 million.

From MarketWatch

Speilberg's Grammy gong will sit nicely alongside his Oscar ornaments won for Schindler's List and Saving Private Ryan, his Emmys for ER and Animaniacs, as well as his Tony trophy for A Strange Loop.

From BBC

Spielberg, 79, has now won Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony awards throughout his storied career -- a feat only accomplished by 21 other people.

From Barron's