Muelbroek, a Harvard Business School professor who served for a time as a staff member at the Securities and Exchange Commission, is the proprieter of an extraordinary database of takeover transactions in the United States in which insider trading was detected by the government.
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Because the phones are inoperative, both couples are forced to spend the night at the inn, which is staffed only by the eccentric proprieter Betty, her creepy son Pete ( who develops an instant attraction for Leslie ), and the gruff caretaker Stewart.
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Or is it Cranz himself, who doubles as the proprieter of Depot Firearms and who could have just as easily doubled for Marlon Brando in " The Godfather " if the part called for a gray ponytail, a khaki-colored safari suit and a haze of smoke from a pipe?
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Over on the Lower East Side, proprieter Bob Holman has opened the doors to his Bowery Poetry Club around the clock . " We should be a place where people could come, cool out, hold debates and write as much poetery as possible to keep the mind working, " Holman said.
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A poll book and electoral register in the county records, and a UK Land Tax Redemption Record of 1798, show him as a " Tenant " under Proprieter, Jno Beckett Esquire, in the year 1799 . The Firm of George Ashforth, Ellis, & Co . existed on Angle Street in Sheffield.
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Spring made brief leaflet-spreading visits to Brosan's Bar, Stack's Family Butcher, Molly's Food Store and Betty O'Connor's Food Store, where the proprieter said : " I've a big picture of his father, cut from a newspaper, folded away for 25 years.
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The mural was damaged by workers in August 2013 and many people, including the proprieter of Jonas Bronck s Beer Co and a reported descendant of Laurens Duyts, a Danish farmer who traveled to New Amsterdam with Bronck on his ship Fire of Troy, are seeking the mural's restoration prior to the 100th anniversary of the Bronx's separation from New York County in 2014.
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Today, he is sole proprieter of a $ 35 million-a-year publishing empire with headquarters in the seaside town of Sebastapol, Calif ., and offices in Paris, Koln, Tokyo, and Cambridge, Mass . O'Reilly and Associates published far and away the most influential titles among how-to books about the Web _ so well-branded that they rate a special kiosk in many stores.
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The first was in 1848 in the " Representatives Represented " series, with caption " Great lover of change, nothing would be missing from his happiness if one day he changed his face ! " The other was a year later, captioned, " Mr . Cr�mieux looking for an apartment : If I rent this lodging, I would like the proprieter to take down this dreadful portrait . . . oh ! but, Good God, it's a mirror ! . . ."
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Massachusetts members of the Rich List include : Sumner Redstone, of Viacom Inc ., $ 3.4 billion; Abigail Johnson, of Fidelity Investments, $ 2.5 billion; Peter Nicholas and family, of Boston Scientific, $ 1.6 billion; John Abele and family, Boston Scientific, $ 1.5 billion; Amos Hostetter, of Continental Cablevision, $ 1.3 billion; William Connell, a Swampscott dealer in scrap metal, $ 560 million; Paul Fireman and family, of Reebok, $ 535 million; Richard Smith and family, of Harcourt General, $ 520 million; Nancy Smith Marks, Harcourt General, $ 520 million; Richard Egan and family, of EMC Corp ., $ 510 million; Sheldon Adelson, proprieter of the Comdex trade show, $ 500 million; Amar Bose, sound systems magnate, $ 500 million; Patrizio Vinciarelli, of Vicor Corp ., $ 475 million; Thomas Flatley, real estate baron, $ 450 million; and Thomas Lee, specialist in leveraged buyouts, $ 450 million.
