Signorelli

American

[see-nyaw-rel-lee] / si nyɔˈrɛl li /

noun

Luca c1445–1523, Italian painter.

Signorelli British

/ siɲɲoˈrɛlli /

noun

Luca (ˈluːka). ?1441–1523, Italian painter, noted for his frescoes

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Vladimir Signorelli, head of Bretton Woods Research, ties gold’s surge to geopolitics — namely, a “low-grade civil conflict in the West and a great-power realignment reshaping the post-World War II economic order.”

From MarketWatch

Signorelli is a protege of economist Jude Wanniski, who pioneered the political model of market analysis.

From MarketWatch

Gold buyers, Signorelli says, are demanding “proof the dollar still has a center of gravity.”

From MarketWatch

But former assistant U.S. attorney Richard Signorelli doesn’t believe any innocent explanation.

From Salon

The former president “wouldn’t get anywhere close to destroying us without his many craven enablers,” Signorelli wrote, “including lawyers unfortunately.”

From Salon

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