She was awarded an Oxford DPhil by thesis in 1947 and the much more distinguished degree of DSc in 1973, for a portfolio of distinguished papers.
A diversified portfolio of private paper will always preserve and grow value better than a political hedge fund, even one managed by Wim Duisenberg.
MGN also has concerns over the cost implications for its portfolio of regional and local papers, including the Newcastle Chronicle and the Liverpool Echo because of the arbitration unit.
These challenges are expected to improve over time, and we are reasonably confident that the outputs attributable to the asthma portfolio are representative of the majority of papers produced.
An ekphrastic poem is one that describes a work of art; "Wigphrastic" describes Ellen Gallagher's "DeLuxe," a portfolio of sixty works on paper that depict, among other things, vintage ads for hair straighteners and skin whiteners.
Georgia-Pacific has been steadily adding to its portfolio of retail and away-from-home papers -- tissues, napkins and other products used in businesses and restaurants -- and owns AngelSoft, Coronet and other well-known brands.
Clinton nevertheless is pushing ahead with her agenda, continuing to add policy papers to a portfolio of issues that now tops three dozen on her campaign website.
"He had lots of papers, and the memos got caught up in the portfolio," he said.
The more cryptic "Home Is a Foreign Place" (1999), a portfolio of 36 woodcuts on handmade Japanese paper, might be seen as an attempt to translate Urdu words into black-and-white abstractions.
In December, the company credited waning demand deteriorating for its office, home and cleaning products, despite its strong portfolio of consumer staples brands that include Paper Mate, Rubbermaid and Graco.
