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  • ...e web|url=https://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/people/george-soros|title=George Soros|website=Open Society Foundations|language=en|access-date=December 13, 2018} ...=http://content.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,964280,00.html|title=George Soros: World's Champion Bull Rider| last= Ungeheuer| first= Frederick| date= May
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  • The investment firm founded by [[George Soros]], from which his personal and family fortunes derived; separate from the [
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  • The overall structure for [[George Soros]]' philanthropy for social causes
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  • ...n [[IRS 527]] organization, it received substantial startup funding from [[George Soros]].
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  • ...over a period of six months. The contributions included $2.5 million from George Soros personally; $2.5 million from [[Peter B. Lewis]] of Progressive Insurance;
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  • ...reporting/2010/08/30/100830fa_fact_mayer?currentPage=all}}</ref> just as [[George Soros]] is a major contributor on the left. [[Americans for Prosperity]], founded
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  • The '''Open Society Institute (OSI)''' was created, in 1993, by [[George Soros]], as a private operating and grantmaking function to support his foundatio | title = Past Initiatives}}</ref> George Soros also makes direct contributions, especially where a foundation might be bar
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  • Originally supported by a grant from [[George Soros]]' [[Open Society Institute]], The member groups are:
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  • ...]]'s "antiwar" position had had little impact. [[MoveOn.org]], funded by [[George Soros]], had little effect on the first and second finishers, Senators [[John Ker ...ard and other vanity political concerns." Gancarski then associated with [[George Soros]] and [[Lyndon LaRouche]]. <ref>{{citation
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  • ...Institute]], a philanthropic organization with funding originating with [[George Soros]], has formed the [[Free Exchange on Campus]] coalition, which specifically
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  • * [http://www.soros.org/ Open Society Institute] George Soros foundations network
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  • ...hdraw the pound from the European Exchange Rate Mechanism. One speculator, George Soros, made over US$1 billion profit. In 1997, the UK Treasury estimated the cost
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  • ...ard and other vanity political concerns." Gancarski then associated with [[George Soros]] and [[Lyndon LaRouche]]. <ref>{{citation
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  • ...t received funding from [[Macarthur Foundation]], the [[Ford Foundation]]; George Soros's [[Open Society Institute]]; the Carnegie Corporation of New York; and the
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  • ...said it is also one more step forward by J Street, a group with ties to [[George Soros]], in their reach for power in Washington, D.C." J Street's financial state
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  • The [[Open Society Institute]], an organization founded by [[George Soros]], launched the [[Free Exchange on Campus]] coalition "as a joint effort to
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