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British artist and writer of nonsense verse (1812-1888)

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the hero of William Shakespeare's tragedy who was betrayed and mistreated by two of his scheming daughters

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It was clearly his opinion that, however suitable the habit of turning head-over-heels might be to such petty individuals as Hamlet and King Lear, it would never do for Bruno to sacrifice his dignity to such an extent.
Representing Lear will be: Ray Scott, President and CEO
Dan Levy maintained a Neutral rating on Lear and reduced the price target from $155 to $130.
Lear acquired all the outstanding shares of Xevo for USD 320m.
This formalizes a working relationship that commenced in September, 2018, when Jim started working with Lear on a consultative basis.
Made through Lear Innovation Ventures (LIV), the investment enables future collaboration and strengthens Lear's involvement in the mobility technology ecosystem.
Lear enjoyed a 37-year friendship with Alfred and Emily Tennyson, which remained loyal and intimate but which occasionally suffered strain from his personal differences with Alfred.
'King Lear' is the story of a once-great monarch who descends into madness.
Space does not allow me to write much about Edward Lear (1812-1888) but he was a true polymath.
The retired aviation worker asked him: "Are you homeless?" And he said: "We're all homeless." She then directed him to a shelter, telling him: "It's got nice beds." The Oscar-winning actor then revealed his true identity and posed with her for snaps taken by King Lear co-star Emma Thompson.
They see it as something that can be given away--and that Lear has, in fact, given away.
The Foam centre will test Lear products in depth and analyse chemical formulations to assess and improve all elements of the company's foam material for its range of automotive seating systems.
In the 1970s, Norman Lear reigned as TV's most prolific and influential comedy writer and producer--the person responsible for such landmark shows as "All in the Family," "The Jeffersons," "Good Times," "Sanford and Son," and "Maude." This month, Lear will end his 22-year absence from series television with the premiere of "One Day at a Time," a reboot of his classic comedy about a single mother raising two children.