Friedman

[freed-muh n]

noun

Bruce Jay,born 1930, U.S. novelist.

Milton,1912–2006, U.S. economist: Nobel Prize 1976.

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Examples from the Web for friedman

Contemporary Examples of friedman

“We only have so much control over what Twitter does and we can control what we do,” Friedman said.
If Twitter Won’t Handle Its Massive Harassment Problem, These Women Will
Samantha Allen
November 7, 2014
None of the others involved—Friedman and officials at Los Alamos, or their spokesmen—returned phone calls seeking comment Monday.
Senior DOE Official Wants Probe Into Firing of Los Alamos Dissident
Center for Public Integrity
September 16, 2014
“After about 30 or 40 minutes she started to feel happy,” Friedman said.
Drums Aren’t Just for Music: They’re Therapy, Too
Dale Eisinger
July 21, 2014
Friedman recounted one of his early therapy sessions with a woman who had recently lost a 19-year-old son.
Drums Aren’t Just for Music: They’re Therapy, Too
Dale Eisinger
July 21, 2014
In her final post, titled The Naked Truth, Friedman defends the legitimacy of fashion industry professions.
J.K. Rowling Admits to Shoe ‘Fetish’; Vanessa Friedman’s Final 'FT' Column on Why Fashion Matters
The Fashion Beast Team
April 28, 2014

Historical Examples of friedman

Economics textbooks stop short of mentioning Friedman or Phelps.
After the Rain
Sam Vaknin
Chaplain Davidowitz was sent home wounded, and Friedman accompanied his own division back.
A Jewish Chaplain in France
Lee J. Levinger

British Dictionary definitions for friedman

Friedman

noun

Milton. 1912–2006. US economist, particularly associated with monetarism; a forceful advocate of free market capitalism

Derived FormsFriedmanite, noun, adjective

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