Fraenkel

Fraen·kel

(freng'kĕl),
Albert, German physician, 1848-1916. See: Fraenkel pneumococcus.
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Martin Fraenkel, president of S&P Global Platts said, 'Rice is the most important grain for human consumption worldwide, directly feeding more people than any other crop.
S&P Global Platts acquires Live Rice Index
Martin Fraenkel, President, S&P Global Platts, said: "We are delighted to extend our longstanding partnership with ICE to bring eWindow, which has long been adopted by the oil trading community, to the Platts MOC price assessment process for LNG markets.
IntercontinentalExchange, S&P Global Platts extend LNG partnership
Martin Fraenkel, president of S&P Global Platts, an information provider in the areas of energy and commodities, said that demand for oil remains "reasonable," adding that he expects to see continued growth in demand over the next years.
S&P Platts sees cautious rise in oil prices going into 2019
In 1941, the German Jewish emigre Ernst Fraenkel published in the United States his book, 'The Dual State,' showing how the Nazis applied Schmitt's ideas to seize control of German administrative and judicial bodies.
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In the new position, Midgley reports to S&P Global Platts president, Martin Fraenkel and succeeds the outgoing Mark Schwartz, the head of Platts Analytics role on an interim basis, who will ensure a smooth transition of responsibilities and continue as managing director of Scenario Planning.
S&P Global Platts names Chris Midgley as head of Global Analytics
Friedrich, the Socialist theorist Ernst Fraenkel, a Catholic publicist Waldemar Gurian, the exceedingly liberal lawyer Karl Loewenstein, and the international relations scholar and theorist Hans Morgenthau.
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A couple months later, I received Yu Lee An and D.W.K.'s essay on the music collection of Gottfried Fraenkel, a well-known entomologist who specialized in insect endocrinology.
In this, my third issue as editor of Notes, readers may detect a rather loosely-defined theme: enthusiastic collectors--but not librarians--assembling private collections motivated by their love of musical objects. Soon after I assumed this position, I spoke with Don Krummel, who mentioned that he and a colleague might have "something" for a future publication
Most recently, Fraenkel was president and chief research officer of Fairholme Capital Management since 2011.
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Next, Dana Cook excerpts some first encounters in "Meeting Miller," while Normajean MacLeod ruminates over the Fraenkels in "Daphne Moschos Gilliam Fraenkel and Michael Fraenkel." Dominic Jaeckle poetically explores Miller in "The Reverse of Don Quixote," and Joshua Buhs locates a forgotten connection in '"One measures a circle anywhere': Henry Miller and the Fortean Fantasy." Finally, William A.
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