Sentences with phrase «now establishment figures»

Now establishment figures, the YBAs were enfants terribles when they first caused a sensation, so why was their work deemed so revolutionary?

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For now, with the leader of the opposition, a longtime politician and establishment figure, calling to install a council of «good people» to govern, the Thai market seems a safer bet than Thai democracy.

And it's hard to think of a more establishment figure than Dick Armey, a former House leader now in charge of an organization that's been pushing the economic conservative message for over 25 years, a point Jon Stewart hit repeatedly when Armey recently appeared on his show.

Now leading figures in the «out» campaign look across the western world and note that perceived «outsiders» are soaring, conveniently positioned as the insurgents against the loathed establishment.

Republican officials and leading figures in the party's establishment are now preparing for the possibility of a brokered convention as Trump continues sit atop the polls and the presidential race.

But openDemocracy has now discovered that Cambridge Analytica's establishment links run even deeper, leading to one of the most senior figures in Northern Irish unionism — a PR man who has represented everyone from British Airways to Russian oligarchs — and raising questions once more about who gave the DUP a secretive # 435,000 donation for its Brexit campaign.

To this episode's credit, «The Waldo Moment» is even more prescient now than when it first aired; it involves an election cycle being upturned by an insulting, irreverent entertainment figure making a mockery of the establishment.

If you have a good story to tell and tell it long enough, you can end up like Vanguard Group founder John C. «Jack» Bogle, once a radical in his business, and now its 85 - year - old Establishment figure, one of the few true investment celebrities in America.

The climate establishment and their ideological kin are desperate to counter the 16 year «pause» or flat lining of global temperatures - which the UK Met Office now figures will continue for at least another 5 years - that has now been acknowledged even by the IPCC's eminence railway engineer himself, Dr Pachauri.

With the public release of 11 million plus pages of data, documents, emails and other information from Mossack Fonseca, the Panama based law firm at the heart of the scandal, people are now also aware of public figures, state governors, the wealthy and the powerful usurping the benefits of the Panama law firm's services; namely the establishment and management of offshore entities to protect capital and reduce tax costs.