And will the Devils eschew major trades and prestigious free-agent signings while choosing instead to pick shrewdly in the entry draft, the way they often do?
For Asian families who speak little or no English, but have a powerful longing to get their children a prestigious education, agents help navigate the bewildering process of producing transcripts, selecting a college and getting a visa.
It's worth noting that the term "financial planner" is a relatively recent coinage, adopted first in the 1970s because it sounded more prestigious than stockbroker, insurance agent or salesman.
How likely is it that you'll get accepted to some prestigious workshop, or get an agent?
Kenya's famed distance runners will not be able to participate in the International Amateur Athletic Federation's prestigious Golden League series this summer unless agents and the I.A.A.F. can persuade Kenyan authorities to reverse their decision.
On the same night that Dr. Amita Ramanujan (Navi Rawat) is presented with a prestigious mathematics award, FBI Special Agents Don Eppes (Rob Morrow and David Sinclairr (Alimi Ballard) respond to a disturbance call from a hotel and find a young Indian woman (Noureen DeWulf) cowering in a blood-stained basement.
Moreover, Table 4 also shows that the strength of prestige bias must be larger as the proportion of agents who are prestigious celebrities gets smaller (i.e. cp decreases).
Burgess was offered a job as a lettings agent at one of its most prestigious central London branches.
Similar to the grand 19th-century hotels constructed by such Western travel agents as Thomas Cook, Hiltons occupied the most prestigious sites in foreign capitals.
The prestigious, new law enforcement job drew mostly retired, patriotic FBI agents, police officials and U.S. soldiers, who were assigned to assure jittery passengers that it was safe to return to the nation's airports.
First, be wary of physically damaged free agents, even those in their late 20's with prestigious names and great talent.
