Bloomberg
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- proper noun
- /ˈbluːmˌbɜːrɡ/
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Michael Bloomberg
- Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg recently made an unusual request to his fellow New Yorkers: Please be quiet.
- Mayor Bloomberg
- Michael Bloomberg
- Bloomberg said
That's right, Michael Bloomberg put ads on gaming tutorials.
- That's right, Michael Bloomberg put ads on gaming tutorials.
- But this, what I'm about to show you, is Mike Bloomberg's actual latest commercial.
- It'll require three things, a charismatic leader, money, big money, a Michael Bloomberg kind of money.
- And the mayors like Michael Bloomberg, who really has put his money where his mouth is on this issue.
- And Bloomberg won with three votes, although his opponents are already trying to spin this, calling Bloomberg the King of Dixville.
- OK, so now we know that Bloomberg was wrong A Bloomberg was wrong B.
- So there you have it, Mike Bloomberg said.
- And he says to me exactly what Michael Bloomberg says.
Examples
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As the former mayor of New York City, Michael Bloomberg implemented numerous policies to improve the city.
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"New Yorkers have waited nearly 10 years for this news," said New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
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Right now, look at what Mayor Bloomberg is spending his time doing.
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Or put more directly, will Michael Bloomberg run or not?
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And Mike Bloomberg was the mayor of New York for three terms.
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Oh, Mayor Bloomberg, take me to the front of this line.
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Throughout his entire career, Michael Bloomberg has also been an active philanthropist.
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The commencement speakers will be Michael R Bloomberg and the president of Harvard University.
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At the signing ceremony for the mayoral-control bill in June 2002, Bloomberg heralded a new era of accountability.
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The Second Term and the Schools Fiasco: Bloomberg's second term was strewn with grotesque management failures.
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Bloomberg is a family name made of two simple parts: bloom (meaning 'flower') and berg (meaning 'hill' or 'mountain', as in iceberg). It originally meant something like 'flower hill', and today it is the surname of Michael Bloomberg.