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Christine

[kri-steen]

noun

  1. a female given name: derived from Christian.



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Christine Ji interviewed investors who made unusually concentrated bets on one stock.

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While the pay-yourself-first approach may be unorthodox at this time of the year, having your financial affairs in order is actually a great “gift” to yourself as well as to loved ones, said financial therapist Christine Hargrove.

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And securities and antitrust litigators Christine M. Fox and David Saldamando argue less reporting could drive more volatility in the public markets.

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This season also saw McDonald and Christine Baranski, who were co-stars on “The Good Fight,” finally share a scene when Baranski’s Agnes calls Dorothy to her house because Peggy is ill.

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In a speech on Friday, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde stressed self-reliance and said that the world that globalization built is “disappearing.”

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