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She graduated from Harvard Business School and became an investment banker.investment banker = an employee of a firm that serves as an intermediary between an issuer of new securities and the investing public
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Donald Gennaro had come to Cowan, Swain from a background in investment banking.† (source)investment banking = advising and acting as an intermediary between an issuer of new securities and the investing public
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In Boston not long ago, a disillusioned young investment banker had signed over his entire life savings to Opus Dei before attempting suicide.† (source)investment banker = an employee of a firm that serves as an intermediary between an issuer of new securities and the investing public
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With a single "Sheraton" sofa and a set of riband-back chairs I'd sold at Israel Sack prices to the trusting young California wife of an investment banker, I'd managed to pay off hundreds of thousands in back taxes on the townhouse.† (source)
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To his right, the two men talking in the doorway are George Patterson, the retired president of the Liberty National Bank, and Alexander Yearley, the former chairman of Robinson-Humphrey, the big Atlanta investment bankers.† (source)investment bankers = employees of firms that serve as intermediaries between an issuer of new securities and the investing public
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He's an investment banker.† (source)investment banker = an employee of a firm that serves as an intermediary between an issuer of new securities and the investing public
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After that the finances became so obvious that no one needed an investment banker to interpret them.† (source)investment banker = an employee of a firm that serves as an intermediary between an issuer of new securities and the investing public
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Not the doctors and investment bankers and corporate lawyers who have ample cash and want sudden privacy and the airs that go with it.† (source)investment bankers = employees of firms that serve as intermediaries between an issuer of new securities and the investing public
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For act two, she got her degree and joined the gray-suited world of investment banking.† (source)investment banking = advising and acting as an intermediary between an issuer of new securities and the investing public
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Ron, who worked as a financial analyst at an investment bank, picked two of the women, one of whom he settled on after about a minute and a half of conversation and one of whom, Lillian at table two, he decided on the instant he sat down across from her.† (source)investment bank = a firm that serves as an intermediary between an issuer of new securities and the investing public
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He was an investment banker from New York, living in Paris for a year.† (source)investment banker = an employee of a firm that serves as an intermediary between an issuer of new securities and the investing public
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Investment bankers and lawyers.† (source)Investment bankers = employees of firms that serve as intermediaries between an issuer of new securities and the investing public
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She works at the same investment banking company in Houston that Luke does.† (source)investment banking = advising and acting as an intermediary between an issuer of new securities and the investing public
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I knew how inhospitable the cutthroat lower decks of an investment bank or consulting firm could be.† (source)investment bank = a firm that serves as an intermediary between an issuer of new securities and the investing public
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Evan Horowitz's family pulls into the Andrews dorm parking lot in a black Chevy Blazer with Connecticut tags, driven by Evan's investment banker dad and carrying his mom, brother, and Evan's girlfriend from Tufts University in Boston.† (source)investment banker = an employee of a firm that serves as an intermediary between an issuer of new securities and the investing public
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I didn't mean...I'm sure notall investment bankers are bad—† (source)investment bankers = employees of firms that serve as intermediaries between an issuer of new securities and the investing public
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