Sentence examples for prize disclosure from inspiring English sources

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Recently, John Humphrys gave a series of suspiciously well-informed band descriptions for the Mercury prize ("Disclosure... tear-drenched soul melodies and spidery basslines"; "Foals... mesmerisingly chaotic live shows"; and, my favourite, "Rudimental... you probably get them mixed up with Chase and Status. I don't").

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In the UK, the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize (full disclosure: I was a judge a few years ago) has been boosting books in translation for well over 20 years, and if there was ever any lingering resistance to it, blockbusters like The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo along with TV hits like The Killing have certainly helped wear it down.

After requiring Caleb to sign a long non-disclosure agreement, his prize is revealed: Caleb will be spending time with Nathan's latest invention, a robot named Ava, in an effort to determine if she passes for human.

Peace activist Mairead Maguire nominated Manning for the Nobel Peace prize last year due to her "incredible disclosure of secret documents to WikiLeaks helped end the Iraq War, and may have helped prevent further conflicts elsewhere".

Barton Gellman, the three-time Pulitzer prize winner who used Edward Snowden's disclosures in his reporting on the NSA while at the Washington Post, dismantled the report's claims when the executive summary was published, calling it "aggressively dishonest" and "trifling".

The "3 Percent Report" recently published by World Wildlife Fund and Carbon Disclosure Project shows that the economic prize for curbing carbon emissions in the U.S. economy will rise $190 billion a year to $780 billion by 2020.

The new disclosures were prized from the current NSA following an appeal to the Security Classification Appeals Panel by the National Security Archive, an independent research institute based at the George Washington university.

THURSDAY STYLES, PAGE G1 A Novelist's Nazi Past The disclosure by Günter Grass, the Nobel Prize-winning author, that he served in the SS has outraged other Germans.

Over the summer, when The Times of London reported that the prize in the future might be open to American novelists, the disclosure ignited vociferous objections.

(In full disclosure, I received a coffee mug as a door prize for my attendance. And I ate their food along with 300 other people).

In April the Guardian and the Washington Post won the Pulitzer prize for public service for their groundbreaking coverage of the Snowden disclosures about NSA surveillance activities.

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