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Sharpe

[shahrp]

noun

  1. William Forsyth born 1934, U.S. economist: Nobel Prize 1990.



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Jereme Sharpe, who lives downtown, said he drops in a few times a week.

“I was skeptical, even just thinking that they were gonna have super high prices,” Sharpe said.

Retired Royal Navy Commander Tom Sharpe made clear what the spy ship could be doing: "The most obvious one is they sit above our cables and our critical undersea infrastructure and they nose around in the cables that transfer up to $7tn worth of financial transactions every day between us and America alone".

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When that clip from Edward Sharpe’s Tiny Desk Concert went viral — when the guy on Twitter said it was the worst song ever made — I was trying to think about what made the song so horrifying.

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Shannon Sharpe will not return to ESPN, the former NFL star confirmed Wednesday.

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