Anat
- proper noun
- Anat: You are right.
- Anat Admati
Examples
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Terrorism expert Anat Berko punctures this myth, explaining, "Superficially it might seem that female terrorists are feminists, standard-bearers in the struggle," but "they will never achieve equality." 83
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In Anat Lewin's article about the mutual imagery used by both sides in the media, the Turkish side especially appears very emotional regarding forthcoming gains: PREFORMATTED TABLE
Academic text (2001) -
And I completely agree with Anat Admati and many others that banks should have less debt and more equity.
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Anat Lechner is a professor of business management at the Stern School of Business, New York University.
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"There are two types of consumers," says Anat Baron, the director of the documentary Beer Wars, which explores the battle between micro- and macro-breweries.
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(The argument for this has been made most forcefully by Prof. Anat Admati and her distinguished colleagues.)
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Admati, Anat, and Martin Hellwig. 2013. The Bankers' New Clothes. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press.
Academic text (2016) -
Last year, a team of scholars that included Harvard's Neeru Paharia and Anat Keinan published a study called "The Underdog Effect: The Marketing of Disadvantage and Determination through Brand Biography."
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Anat Pollack's "Flora and Fauna Quantum Populi" (2012) is one of several playful machines made by hacking mechanical toys.
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The renowned economist Anat Admati advocates for reforms in the banking industry.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Anat is a common female name in Israel that comes from the name of an ancient goddess, Anat. Because that goddess was famous for strength and protection, the name often brings to mind 'strength' and being 'brave'.