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Everyone else floated for the job has, one way or another, been close to Wall Street — even Larry Summers, who has a formidable record as a research economist but also a formidable record of making money consulting for financial firms.
Jean Dreze, an economist based in India who has worked with Deaton, said: "Angus Deaton is not only a brilliant economist but also a formidable scholar and a great writer.
| Sept. 7 at 8: David Del Tredici, not only a flamboyantly creative composer but also a formidable performer, teams up with his fellow-pianist Marc Peloquin to offer a selection of his works, including the Scherzo for Piano Four Hands (1960) and the suite "Gotham Glory" (2004).
He is not only an NBA Hall of Fame legend but also a formidable business leader, running the multi-billion-dollar Magic Johnson Enterprises, as well as the Magic Johnson Foundation – a well-recognized philanthropic organization for its work with urban communities.
Dunne's first head-coaching job was geographically convenient, but it was also a formidable challenge.
Ellmann had the advantage of being able to interview many people who had known Joyce, but he was also a formidable literary critic with a fine prose style.
Asian economic integration would create a formidable competitor, but also a huge stimulus to global growth, trade and investment.
She is not only a formidable dancer but also a consummate professional: not for her the grime of the tavern, Baras is more at home in classy costumes and expert stagings.
This justification of the Romans is hugely necessary in the story, because we are going into a great time, a golden period of Roman history -- a time of Caesar... You're showing that there are really two sides to the coin and that Rome is a formidable, powerful, but also a very advanced society.
The Porsche Cayenne sport-utility vehicle, for example, is not only a formidable performance machine, but also a runaway success.
She is also a formidable fund-raiser.
