Thesaurus / establishment
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He wouldn’t have taken those positions if he didn’t think they were viable as priorities with the party establishment.
AMERICA NEEDS A DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTIONMATTHEW YGLESIASSEPTEMBER 17, 2020VOXIf my employees had more money, I reasoned, they’d have more money to spend at those same establishments.
HOW WE CAN SAVE SMALL BUSINESS FROM CORONAVIRUS-INDUCED EXTINCTIONMATTHEWHEIMERSEPTEMBER 10, 2020FORTUNEThey’ve championed a surveillance ordinance and the establishment of a privacy advisory commission that would vet technology and its impacts before being considered by the City Council.
MORNING REPORT: A QUESTIONABLE STAT THAT’S GUIDING REOPENINGVOICE OF SAN DIEGOSEPTEMBER 9, 2020VOICE OF SAN DIEGOMeanwhile, Kennedy’s endorsers include establishment heavyweights such as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
TODAY’S ELECTIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS ARE ANOTHER BIG TEST FOR THE PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENTNATHANIEL RAKICH (NATHANIEL.RAKICH@FIVETHIRTYEIGHT.COM)SEPTEMBER 1, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHTYou can visit establishments like Axis Nightclub and Level Dining Lounge.
COLUMBUS: A RICH HISTORY OF LGBTQ DIVERSITYLGBTQ-EDITORAUGUST 30, 2020NO STRAIGHT NEWSThe survey doesn’t cover the thousands of restaurants, small retail establishments, and others whose businesses have been permanently crippled by the crisis.
TOP CEOS ARE MORE CONFIDENT ABOUT GROWTH NOW THAN THEY WERE BEFORE THE PANDEMICALAN MURRAYAUGUST 25, 2020FORTUNEOnly she is a Democrat, and the establishment she’s decrying is the state GOP.
FROM SOCCER-MOM AUDITOR TO MISSOURI GOVERNOR?NICK FOURIEZOSAUGUST 6, 2020OZYThe medical establishment did finally recognize the dangers of prescription-opioid abuse, and started scaling back.
THE OPIOID TRAGEDY, PART 1: “WE’VE ADDICTED AN ENTIRE GENERATION” (EP. 402)STEPHEN J. DUBNERJANUARY 16, 2020FREAKONOMICSI mean you’d kind of enjoy the heck out of it and it would drive business to your establishments.
WHY IS THIS MAN RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT? (EP. 362 UPDATE)STEPHEN J. DUBNERDECEMBER 19, 2019FREAKONOMICSThis led Congress to pass the Federal Reserve Act, and to the establishment of the central bank.
FED UP (EP. 390)STEPHEN J. DUBNERSEPTEMBER 26, 2019FREAKONOMICSWORDS RELATED TO ESTABLISHMENT
- aristocracy
- beautiful people
- best
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- carriage trade
- celebrity
- choice
- country-club set
- cream
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- CEO
- President
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- entrepreneur
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- meal ticket
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- slavedriver
- superintendent
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- action
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- big idea
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- bit
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