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Annus horribilis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Annus horribilis is a Latin phrase meaning "horrible year". It alludes to annus mirabilis meaning "year of wonders". Although cited by the Oxford English Dictionary as being in use as early as ...
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Annus horribilis - the meaning and origin of this phrase. ... The earliest citation of 'annus horribilis' in print is from a report in The Guardian, March 1985...
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How 2009 became the year the Italian prime minister would rather forget ... February: Silvio Berlusconi's younger sister, Maria Antonietta, dies aged 65 at her home in Milan, the first of a series of events which make 2009 a personal and political annus horribilis for the Italian prime minister.
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Now that 2009 has passed into history, analysts have flooded the public with their opinions on how the events of the past year will impact the coming years. While most are optimistic, I feel that last year's developments Although we may see a temporary respite from the turbulence, ... While celebrating nominal gains in GDP,
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Marco Annunziata, chief economist at UniCredit MIB in London, expects “the worst growth figures in many years.” He says that “2008 has been the Annus Horribilis for markets, and 2009 is shaping up to be the Annus Horribilis for the economy.”...
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Seventeen years later, Caribbean countries experiencing their own annus horribilis, joined the rest of the world in seeking to come to terms with a global economic crisis that has led to significant job losses, visits to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the use of the dreaded 'R' word, recession,
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by John Browne, Senior Market Strategist, Euro Pacific Capital ... Now that 2009 has passed into history, analysts have flooded the public with their opinions on how the events of the past year will impact the coming years. While most are optimistic, I feel that last ... While celebrating nominal gains in GDP,
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The Microsoft / Yahoo! deal is dead. That’s a good thing, frankly. Historically, Microsoft has been better and more efficient at killing its competition than merging with it. ... Next week is going to be rough for Jerry Yang, but the next twelve months could be Yahoo’s own annus horribilis...
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“annus horribilis; My latin is a bit weak. This translates that she’s a horrible a$$hole? I couldn’t agree more. ... You’re on target, though. Anus (ring) and annus (year) share similar origins, as far as I remember my Latin; because the year is cyclical, like a ring.
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