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VIP

[vee-ahy-pee] / ˈviˈaɪˈpi /


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The public art program acts as “a way that we can bring in people who may not be just the ticket goers or the VIP,” said Christine Messineo, Frieze’s director of Americas.

From Los Angeles Times

Binance said it doesn’t knowingly register customers with incomplete documentation, and VIP status doesn’t alter its compliance standards.

From The Wall Street Journal

The money lines: “Whoever is giving out those permits is a VIP…Unless they’re dead.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Remembering this makes “Reality Check” a cautionary tale for those seeking a role model in someone who is never going to make room for anyone else in her VIP section.

From Salon

Some of the 394 venues it oversees have undergone recent renovations, and the company has tried to offer more VIP options for fans.

From MarketWatch