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Seeking poems that demonstrated his moral principles, Winters approved only an eccentric canon of poets, which Kirsch aptly calls "a toy kingdom, a Monaco of poetry existing in placid unrelation to the empire all around it". Kirsch wants to hold on to Winters's definition of a good poem, but to make it more flexible.

Right now inner city Sydney is beginning to resemble something of a Monaco of Asia; a playground for bankers and the global elite, complete with upmarket apartment complexes funnelling the super rich into 24-hour casinos.

French police are reported to have arrested the daughter of a Monaco heiress fatally injured in a shooting in May.

Bernice Monaco of Seaford, a buff 60-year-old divorcée, seemed to confirm Mr. Nagy's assessment, noting that her dates "must dance".

To create that refuge, she worked with Carl D'Aquino and Francine Monaco of D'Aquino Monaco, an architecture and design firm.

But if we're really serious about cracking down on tax cheats, then charities whether they're bogus, righteous, or downright gnarly are a mere Dollarama compared to the Club Monaco of offshore tax havens.

The track at this venue designed to be the Monaco of the Middle East also runs under a hotel bridge, and the hotel roof has a changing array of colored lights.

But Roddick was unable to back up his three-set upset of his nemesis Roger Federer, losing 11 of the last 12 games in a surprisingly lopsided 7-5, 6-0 loss to 21st-ranked Juan Monaco of Argentina.

So says Charles J. Monaco of the Brooklyn Center for the Urban Environment, an advocacy group.

It accused Monaco of having deliberately put in place lax banking laws -- including a guarantee of anonymity -- to attract wealthy depositors no matter who they were.

Courtney Monaco of Lynnfield, Mass., was going ahead with holiday shopping here.