Cremer

[kree-mer]

noun

1. Sir William Randal, 1838–1908, English union organizer: Nobel Peace Prize 1903.

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The latter, another “Maigret,” which ran from 1991 to 2005, starred Bruno Cremer, widely regarded as the best — or among the best, to not start any arguments — of the screen Maigrets.

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The teenager was found on Hackney Road near the junction with Cremer Street just before 23:00 GMT, the Metropolitan Police said.

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As Karnofsky suggests—and as others have before him, including existential-risk researchers Luke Kemp and Carla Zoe Cremer—EA would benefit from a move toward more explicit community rules, more rigor in process, and more scrutiny of leadership, rather than a network-based reliance on good faith actors.

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But this ended up being "the most emotionally draining paper we have ever written," Cremer writes.

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According to a New Yorker article about EA and longtermism, when Cremer later met with MacAskill to discuss her experience, she "felt that MacAskill, the movement leader who gave her the most hope, had listened perfunctorily and done nothing."

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