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Mr. Gooch, who began work on this book in 2003, was ready to roam the world in hopes of penetrating the O'Connor mystique.

'It used to be that the mystique of central banking was all about not letting anybody know what you were doing, ' said Mr. Bernanke.

rather developers seem to be excited by the mystique and ambience of these architectural curios.

Cabalist studies in the Hebrew scriptures developed in a theosophical mystique and sometimes in a sort of unintended religious magic.

"Losing Groupon may have been the last straw, " said Salinero. "A company choosing independence over the Google mystique. "

It was an apt description of an institution that styled itself on ancient oracles whose influence derived from their mystique.

Secretive and aloof, Kreuger, like Madoff, built his mystique by playing hard to get and retreating into a tight little zone of privacy.

On screen, MGM enhanced the mystique of its new star by teaming her with the best photographers and designers.

One person who knows him told me that had a mystique of "royalty" .

So great is the mystique around the banks that Chinese leaders have made pilgrimages here from Beijing.

Her new book, "A Strange Stirring: The Feminine Mystique and American Women at the Dawn of the 1960s, " will be out in January.

It probably helps that Mr. DiCaprio has managed to retain a mystique about his personal life in the celebrity blogger era.

fans with Twitter updates are likely to have shorter careers than those who maintain an aura of mystique, according to a survey.

Another part of that mystique has also suffered some scratches.

Interview with the Vampire. Anne Rice. The novel that took the gothic mystique of the vampire into the nights of modern San Francisco.

As long as you can keep the world guessing, the more people will be pumping for meaning, and the more mystique this movement will have.

'There's a mystique about staying in the highest hotel in the world, ' he said. 'But without service, there's nothing. '

Shocked's song has a romantic tinge to it, but actually there is no mystique to this modest town.

In an article headed: Morocco's Dangerous Mystique, one STAN SESSER manages to get in snake charmers and faux guides in the first paragraph.

That status, and the mystique that goes with it, is established by excellence and quality over a long period.

EVEN sky-high prices have done little to inject much in the way of mystique or glamour into the dull world of commodities.

The mass is swayed by participation mystique, which is nothing other than an unconscious identity.

In 1975 Frank Waters, a romantic and speculative author, devoted a brief section to the subject in his book Mexico Mystique.

This is when Berlusconi's mystique as a phoenix-like politician began to take shape.

Adding to their mystique, they have gained a reputation for their supposed healing powers over the last couple of decades.

Sexual involvement with a subordinate can add to an executive's mystique.

It also makes his brand distinctively conceptual and lends more mystique to his name.

One attempt to tap into Shangri-La's mystique lies in the far north of Yunnan province, high in the mountains.

For centuries, the mystique of the pearl centered on the mystery of its origins.

China, the story goes, is immutable as the current rulers invoke the mystique of past imperial dynasties to bolster their own authority.

With its colonial mystique and attention to detail, the Astor feels like a movie set.

Their mystique is heightened by seamen's legends of huge tentacles reaching up from the ocean bed, and giant suckers tearing at boats.

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The truth is that, over the past few years, much of the mystique of management consulting has faded.

Winston Churchill and Fidel Castro fed the mystique, but it is Chinese smokers who could ultimately save the Cuban cigar.

Finally , the site of the museum complex contributes to the mystique of the Louvre .

Commercial vehicles in Europe don't have the same mystique that pick-ups do in North America.

The fact that the government has a large number of troops in the area adds to the mystique of impunity.

And air forces may be reluctant to lose the mystique of the combat pilot.

Buffett's mystique remained intact until technology stocks became popular.

Many Christians are caught up with the mystique of Jesus' ascension and coming again.

They only create a mystique or a prohibition that plays into emotional experience for behavioral manipulation.

You'll lose some of the mystique, but the principle will be the same.

Still , Eton has held a particular mystique in British politics and culture .

I knew about the mystique of the stadium and then I experienced it myself with Atletico when I came here in the Champions League.

The cowboy mystique; the mystique of existentialism.

This animated short film's main style is retro and warm , with some slightly fuzzy mystique.

They strip him of his mystique.

BANK supervisors and central bankers are less wedded to their mystique than they once were.

Cleaning your room takes work and you may get to the party late (but maybe that adds to your mystique).

After a Wall Street Journal article about Morocco's "mystique" was released, several bloggers had something to say about it.

The secrecy part certainly has lent an aura to Yale's senior societies and to Yale's mystique.

Horowitz, Daniel. Betty Friedan and the Making of the Feminine Mystique. 2000.

Indeed, they have possessed an aura of mystery and mystique for as long as mankind can remember.

She was elected to Parliament at 32 in 1958 (five years before the Feminine Mystique was published).

He is infamous for creating a spy-like mystique, often changing domiciles every night.

In that way he maintains a certain mystique. And she, too.

Experience the natural aroma of Mystique.

Mystique was left after his sudden disappear.

Allan Poe 's novels are hill of horror and mystique.

Women have a certain mystique. Their sexual organs are not external, they're hidden, which is magical and alluring.

It wanted to strip his mystique, too.

It not only inevitable de no religion has the mystique and superstition than religion, color is more dense.

There is something in the veil. . . Some mystique, passion. . . I'm not really sure what it is, but I see beauty there.

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