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If sake develops enough cachet abroad, they hope, there could be a rebound effect on its prestige among the young here.
In this first installment of answers, the panelists respond to questions about choosing a college based on its prestige, choosing an undergraduate program based on graduate school goals, and reporting financial hardships.
As Scott writes, " 'The Hurt Locker' — the kind of fierce and fiery action movie that might have been a blockbuster once upon a time — [was] treated like a delicate, exotic flower, released into art houses and sold on its prestige rather than on its visceral power".
As Scott writes, " 'The Hurt Locker' the kind of fierce and fiery action movie that might have been a blockbuster once upon a time—[was] treated like a delicate, exotic flower, released into art houses and sold on its prestige rather than on its visceral power".
Kippenberger's works, from then on, might be considered a series of studied insults to that legacy, even as he took on the mantle of its prestige, as the crown prince of German genius.
For most of its history has enjoyed pre-eminence as the dominant publishing force in the performing arts sector, partly on account of its prestige and the competitiveness of its advertising rates.
That's a big reason why Russia pinned so much of its prestige on the Olympics in 2014, and why its embarrassment in 2018 is so painful.
The Turkish government had been focussed for some time on raising its prestige within the Middle East, and solidarity with the Palestinians was a key element in building good relations with Arab countries.
Anything that Cuba does that enhances its prestige on the world stage, which medical diplomacy and providing scholarships does, is a battle won for Cuba versus the United States".
Determined to launch a "civilian" spacecraft, in visible contrast to the Soviets' military-based Sputniks, the government staked its prestige on a project called Vanguard.
There had remained doubts as to whether the company was really willing to risk its prestige on a market for electric cars that, for all the hoopla, remained unproven.
