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The onetime monarch, who declined several requests to be interviewed for this article, has earned a reputation as an austere recluse, venturing forth on occasional expeditions for a cappuccino on the Via Veneto or to browse Rome's second-hand book and print markets.
"The governor has earned a place in history as someone who has led on this issue in a remarkable way," Mr. Eldridge said in a telephone interview.
The president has earned a second term.
Tech companies have earned a reputation for unusual interview techniques, with firms like Google achieving almost mythical status for the oddness of their recruitment process.
By 1972 he had earned a law degree from the University of Southern California and he interviewed for a job with Nixon's personal lawyer, Herbert Kalmbach.
But in about two dozen interviews, they said the president had earned a second term to finish what he started.
Asked in a telephone interview on Wednesday whether Showtime and AMC in particular had earned a tip of the cap from her new employer, Ms. Naegle said: "Absolutely.
Awarded a CBE in 1984, Finlay told The Independent in a 1998 interview that he didn't think he was "high-profile enough" to have earned a knighthood.
In an interview, Mr. Pearlman defended his business practices, saying that he had spent $3 million on the Backstreet Boys before the band had earned a dime.
Japan have earned a break.
