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Staudinger

American  
[shtou-ding-uhr] / ˈʃtaʊ dɪŋ ər /

noun

  1. Hermann 1881–1965, German chemist: Nobel Prize 1953.


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When asked about the newest category in the Staud world, Sarah “Staud” Staudinger, chief executive and creative director of Staud, said: “We’ve created a collection that delivers on comfort and performance without compromising style. These aren’t just clothes for sport — they’re clothes for life, because we believe life is sport.”

From Los Angeles Times

Whether U.S. regulators will allow such insurance deals to qualify for capital relief is still untested, Staudinger said.

From Reuters

Deborah Staudinger, banking and loan finance partner at Hogan Lovells, said banks are also considering transactions to lower risk on a single loan or a portfolio by buying insurance.

From Reuters

"On flat ice that wouldn't be quicker but as we have the ramp that's higher up we are faster from the start on," Staudinger said.

From BBC

It is similar to what Formula 1 racing drivers experience and so is much of the way Staudinger trains.

From BBC