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Brandt already sported some wearable art, jewelry designed by her niece, Faire vendor Mary Beth St. Clair of Edina, Mo., who encouraged Brandt and her husband, Joe, to make the trip to Quincy. … "We have 56 fine artists, the most we have ever had.

… it's no surprise that there are a number of galleries displaying and selling a wide range of work. Obsidian Gallery features a wide range of hand-crafted and locally made jewelry that would be at home in any of the finest galleries in New York, as …

The first annual Norwalk Art Festival will have more than 85 juried, hand selected artists showcasing museum quality paintings, prints, sculpture, jewelry, ceramics and fine crafts. Several participating artists have never offered their creations …

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They ignore the fact that countries like EU, Japan and China through their own downward monetary adjustments force the cost of economic adjustment onto emerging countries via appreciation of rival currencies. Rather than hedge, this incidental …

The components of WAR are expressed in runs above or below average, as runs are the currency of the game. Each individual event (hit, walk, strong defensive play, etc.) has a run value (calculated from play-by-play data that show how many runs each …

… 20 countries that authorities should avoid intentionally weakening their currency. Carney, along with other central bankers and finance ministers from the G-20 last month reaffirmed that commitment to refrain from “competitive devaluation” of …

They were better placed to deal with the shock induced by the financial crisis when it arrived in 2008, but it must be remembered that their competitive advantage was, in part, the result of policies in the 'core' which were, in effect, exporting wage …