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Facing extinction, nonprofit companies can hardly afford to stand aloof from the power of money and the lure of media.

The executive now in charge of Warner Media’s entertainment offerings, Robert Greenblatt, suggested in a December interview with The Hollywood Reporter that HBO cannot afford to stand aloof from the rest of the company, now that streaming has upended the industry.

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This urge to stand aloof from Europe and divide it where possible is hardwired into the UK’s diplomatic and geostrategic institutions.

Tocqueville wrote of America in the 1830s as a place where “the more opulent citizens take great care not to stand aloof from the people.”