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Foss

American  
[fos] / fɒs /

noun

  1. Lukas 1922–2009, U.S. pianist, conductor, and composer; born in Germany.


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“The industry is always looking for young, new talent,” says Eliza Foss, a New York-based actor and director who also teaches audiobook narration at universities.

From Los Angeles Times

Sarah Foss, global head of legal at Debtwire, noted that foreign brands leveraging the “de minimis” exemption — which allows goods valued under $800 to bypass customs duties and inspections — played a significant role in Forever 21's downfall.

From Salon

Foss, however, described this white-knight fantasy as “unlikely.”

From Salon

Chefs like Michelin-starred Philip Foss have argued the industry is “cannibalizing itself” by participating in these platforms, which increasingly feel like an unsustainable crutch.

From Salon

“As a consumer, I get it,” Foss wrote for Eater Chicago.

From Salon