Robert A. M. Stern has a two-point pocket square usually matched to his tie, sometimes his shirt, but almost always as part of a full-dress ensemble, with only occasional excursions into Hamptonian resort wear.
Robert A. M. Stern has a two-point pocket square — usually matched to his tie, sometimes his shirt, but almost always as part of a full-dress ensemble, with only occasional excursions into Hamptonian resort wear.
Perhaps because I arrived in New York in 1959, soon after the Dodgers had left for Los Angeles, I was more attracted to the bowling-like game of Skee ball, with that luscious, curvy bump at the end of the lane that lifted the ball up into the... well, usually the beginner's 10-point pocket, instead of the expert's 50-point one.
Carry interesting items such as a good book (a vampire book would certainly throw in some extra points), pocket knife, or a sketchbook.
For a $500 million CDO, a manager earning a fee of 50 basis points, or half a percentage point, would pocket $2.5 million a year until maturity.
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If XYZ performs well and sells to a competitor for $5 a share two years later, Jane could exercise her options on 500 shares (the number that have vested to that point) and pocket $4 per share, or $2,000.
DeVos didn't have much of a response except to point to "pockets" where schools had improved (without identifying any).
With 3 points in pocket, Germany could take heart from the Ireland-Cameroon result: a 1-1 tie.
