Someone who originates, creates or founds something.
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This paradox may explain the endless modern obsession with origins, but there is never any way out of the contradiction between man as originator and man as originated.
"The originate-to-distribute model needs the originator to retain involvement in collection, and to keep part of the risk," says Alessandro Profumo, the chief executive of UniCredit, an Italian bank.
Printing meant it was necessary to protect the copyrights of the originator of the material.
To lead the fight, the EFF has brought in Cory Doctorow, celebrated author, co-founder of blog institution Boing Boing, and originator of "Doctorow's Law", which sums up the dilemma neatly: "Any time someone puts a lock on something you own, against your wishes, and doesn't give you the key, they're not doing it for your benefit".
With his good looks, his sweater hung over his shoulders as if on his way to sail a yacht, Burt Bacharach assuredly did not; in fact, he looked just as he should, the originator of a new 1960s songwriting currency.
In 2010, the tournament's originator, Lalit Modi, was sacked by the board over allegations of gross corruption (which he denies); two of the league's ten teams have since gone bust.
Mr Astatke, the originator and composer of songs in this canon, plays his principal instrument, the vibraphone, with a light touch.
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