Merkel
Britishnoun
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Last year, she found a lump in her neck and was diagnosed with Merkel cell carcinoma, a rare and aggressive skin cancer.
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Germany is home to around a million Syrians -- many of whom arrived during the huge influx of refugees that peaked in 2015 under former chancellor Angela Merkel.
From Barron's
The AfD gained prominence only after Chancellor Angela Merkel abandoned the “none to the right of us” principle and tried to drag the CDU toward the left, especially on migration.
This “marketing war” represents an entirely new model for the industry, said William Blair analyst Ryan Merkel in a research note Wednesday.
From Barron's
“While rising competition could be temporary due to weak demand, we fear it could cause a negative re-rating for Trex near term,” Merkel wrote.
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