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Herlihy

American  
[hur-luh-hee] / ˈhɜr lə hi /

noun

  1. James Leo, 1927–93, U.S. playwright and novelist.


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This would allow time for regulators to act and for investors to digest information, Wachtell's co-chairman Edward D. Herlihy and partner Matthew M. Guest wrote in the letter, adding that attacks by short sellers are not related to fundamental performance and put the U.S. economy at "great risk."

From Reuters

“Our job is to produce solutions, not just objects,” Mr. O’Herlihy said.

From New York Times

Mr. O’Herlihy works to give access to green space however he can find it.

From New York Times

His college roommate Tim Herlihy became his writing partner.

From Washington Post

However, his career has been peppered with cutting reviews — even his longtime writing and producing partner Tim Herlihy quipped Sunday that together they were responsible for “31 motion pictures with a combined Rotten Tomatoes score of 59,” according to the Associated Press.

From Los Angeles Times