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Affirm didn’t provide total share counts for the company, so it’s hard right now to get a full ownership picture.

“There shall be no media, no publicity, and no pictures for this flight,” Ricky Smith, the Hogan-appointed executive director of BWI, told subordinates in an email before the shipment.

Like Howard Mehring before her, Pamela Keravuori makes nonrepresentational pictures that usually lack a central focus.

If you want more insight about the bigger picture of Bitcoin, please check out my book Kings of Crypto, which drops from Harvard Business Review Press on December 15.

From Fortune

You need to know so, if you gave me a picture of, you know, here’s this cop hitting somebody with a baton I want to, and we’re going to figure out, you can see his face.

I doubt they are, but as a comedian, I find some comedy in picturing those two girls running the world as a power couple.

The same scale of destruction, and the same problem in picturing its true extent, holds true for West Virginia and Kentucky.

Out of Africa is one of my favorite movies, and I had a grand time picturing him as Denys Finch Hatton flying high above Kenya.

A few have the eye and the artistic impulse needed for picturing, roughly at least, the look of an object.

Like Miss Ware, he was picturing Jim solitary and suffering in his lonely cell.

He grinned as he lay awake in the night, picturing to himself how the woman in the next room would take it.

He liked to think of these, picturing himself bravely cheerful through long periods of hunger, heat, or cold.

A roseate story like this should be followed, for contrast's sake, by one picturing the harder side.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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