Bipolar disorder is nicknamed the CEO disease.

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Do you know that bipolar disorder is nicknamed the CEO disease?

nicknamed in high society The King of Prussia , had never left his estate property Bald Hills

Before, we would have already known what happened, said Villarreal, 46, nicknamed El Flaco for his slender build.

It's a resonant phenomenon for which he actually received a MacArthur Fellowship Award, which is nicknamed the Genius Award, last September, for his discovery.

West, 41, has been nicknamed Ye for some time and used the moniker as the title for his eighth album, which was released in June.

But the incident raises broader questions was the attack deliberate? Did the whale, an orca named Tilikum and nicknamed Tilly, act out of stress at being held captive in a sterile concrete tank?

At a press conference just hours after my car exploded, I announced my suspicion that the explosion had been organized by Gagik Tsarukyan, an MP nicknamed Dodi Gago ( dod means stupid in Armenian) and one of the country s richest men and a close friend of the president s family.

But corporations build fortunes on copyright, and repeatedly pushed Congress to extend it, to the point that in the US it now lasts for 70 years after the creator s death. (The 1998 legislation responsible for the last extension was nicknamed the Mickey Mouse Protection Act because it allowed the Walt Disney Company to retain copyright of its famous cartoon character.)

While the Ice Princess, as Park is nicknamed, will undoubtedly retain her core voters, more than 20 million South Koreans now access Twitter or Facebook on their cellphones, and follow politics on them. These are new or disenchanted voters how they vote in April 160 and how many of their fellow citizens follow their lead will determine whether South Korea has its own political spring.

The scandals surrounding the top aides to Lee nicknamed the Bulldozer from his career as a construction industry executive have complicated matters for the ruling Saenuri Party s candidate, Park Geun hye, and buoyed the hopes of her leftist rival, Moon Jae in of the Democratic United Party. Park is the daughter of former president, General Park Chung hee, who seized power in a military coup in 1961.

While the Ice Princess, as Park is nicknamed, will undoubtedly retain her core voters, more than 20 million South Koreans now access Twitter or Facebook on their cellphones, and follow politics on them. These are new or disenchanted voters how they vote in April and how many of their fellow citizens follow their lead will determine whether South Korea has its own political spring.