For decades Baltimore has prized its association with Poe, a master of the macabre who inspired the name for the city's National Football League team, the Ravens.
Still, Audemars Piguet prizes its association with top players.
Entered the Chicago Tribune contest for $50,000 prize in association with John Mead Howells.
Shortly after Grey's release, Fiction Uncovered, set up in 2010 to promote the work of emerging writers, announced the winners of its annual prize, in association with the Jerwood Charitable Foundation.
He left the government that October to join the Swiss bank EFG International, where he exercised some old literary muscle by establishing a short story prize in association with the Sunday Times.
Spufford was joined on the judging panel by authors Kirsty Gunn and Geoff Dyer, and by Tom Gatti, culture editor of the New Statesman, which created the prize in association with Goldsmiths, University of London.
Kellyanne Conway will figure out how to disown her association with the man, and will be prized.
Taken from fields and forests, these birds are prized for their song, their colors, their spiritual significance or their long-time association with status and wealth.
The association is based in British Columbia, where some of the world's most prized urchin is found.
Many poets have prized that hour of the day for its clarity, for the clamor of the dawn chorus, or because of its vestigial associations with prayer.
Few would disagree that prized Chinese athletes still largely remain public servants, with coaches assigned to them and part of their earnings sent to national sports associations.
