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- (merchant) a businessperson engaged in retail trade
- A retail trader; a store owner
- A merchant is a businessman who trades in commodities that he did not produce himself, in order to earn a profit.
- (Merchant (surname)) Merchant is a family name shared by the following people: *Anthony Merchant (born 1944), Canadian lawyer and politician *Carolyn Merchant (born c.
- A person or company involved in wholesale trade, esp. one dealing with foreign countries or supplying merchandise to a particular trade
- (esp. in historical contexts) A person involved in trade or commerce
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- capital of the state of Virginia located in the east central part of the state; was capital of the Confederacy during the American Civil War
- A city in east central Kentucky, southeast of Lexington; pop. 27,152
- Richmond Station is an at-grade Bay Area Rapid Transit and Amtrak station located in Richmond, California. Each system is served by an island platform. The Capitol Corridor stops here, providing connections to BART. The San Joaquins, another Amtrak route, also has a stop at this station.
- An industrial city in east central Indiana; pop. 39,124
- An industrial port city in north central California, on the eastern side of San Francisco Bay, north of Berkeley; pop. 87,425
- At least 2 cars named Richmond were produced. The first was a steam car made by the Richmond Automobile Company in Richmond, Indiana from 1902 to 1903. The second was a car built by the Wayne Works in Richmond, Indiana from 1904 to 1917.
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- Become in need of rest or sleep; grow weary
- exhaust or get tired through overuse or great strain or stress; “We wore ourselves out on this hike”
- hoop that covers a wheel; “automobile tires are usually made of rubber and filled with compressed air”
- Lose interest in; become bored with
- lose interest or become bored with something or somebody; “I’m so tired of your mother and her complaints about my food”
- Cause to feel in need of rest or sleep; weary
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- Virginia: a state in the eastern United States; one of the original 13 colonies; one of the Confederate States in the American Civil War
- (in the UK) Order of Victoria and Albert
- Vicar Apostolic
- Department of Veterans Affairs: the United States federal department responsible for the interests of military veterans; created in 1989
- Veterans Affairs (formerly Veterans Administration)
- (vas) vessel: a tube in which a body fluid circulates
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The Merchant of Venice
“The Merchant of Venice” is the story of Antonio, the drama’s title character, and his friend Bassanio. Bassanio is in need of money so that he may woo Portia, a wealthy heiress. Bassanio asks Antonio for a loan and Antonio agrees to this loan, however all his money is tied up in shipping ventures. Together the two go to Shylock, a Jewish moneylender, to request a loan for Bassanio to be guaranteed against Antonio’s shipping ventures. Shylock agrees to the loan at no interest in the condition that if the debt is not repaid Shylock may collect a pound of Antonio’s flesh. At the same time Portia, who is being wooed by various suitors, is upset over a curious stipulation in her father’s will regarding the man that she may marry.
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Merchant houses lining one side of Zamosc’s beautiful Renaissance market square.
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Merchants at the watergate in Esna (Egypt).
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‘This album captures so many magical moments, the best times I’ve ever had as a musician,’ declares singer-songwriter Natalie Merchant of ‘Leave Your Sleep,’ her ambitious, two-disc Nonesuch debut. Merchant, celebrated solo artist and one-time voice of 10,000 Maniacs, took on what could have been a daunting task: she’s adapted 19th and 20th century British and American poetry – well-known and obscure works, anonymous rhymes, children’s lullabies, all of it timeless
material full of direct emotion – and fashioned new songs from these words. Among the poets she chose were Robert Graves, Charles Manley Hopkins, Edward Lear, Ogden Nash, and Robert Louis Stevenson. The project, five years in the making, has clearly had a liberating effect on Merchant. Never has she sounded so free-spirited, so full of musical
adventure, whether backed by small jazzy combos or elegant chamber ensembles. The tracks she’s created range from exotic (‘The King of China’s Daughter’) to earthy (‘Peppery Man’), soothing (‘I Saw A Ship A-Sailing’) to swinging (‘The Janitor’s Boy’), mischievous (‘It Makes A Change’) to moving (‘Spring and Fall’). The string arrangements are particularly
stirring, recalling Joshua Rifkin’s now-classic work on Judy Collins’ ‘Wildflowers.’
There’s plenty of child-like wonder, counterbalanced with grown-up sophistication. Says Merchant, ‘It was an exciting, new approach for me to work with rhythm and rhyme schemes created by other writers. The poems inspired vastly different musical settings with their themes that ranged from humorous and absurd to tragic, romantic, and deeply spiritual. Over the course of three years I wrote 40 of these poem-songs and 30 were eventually recorded.’
Merchant co-produced ‘Leave Your Sleep’ with Venezuelan musician-composer Andres Levin, a frequent collaborator of David Byrne and Arto Lindsay, and one of the creators of the eclectic Red Hot charity series. Over the course of a year’s worth of exhilarating, musically shape-shifting sessions, they drew upon no less than 125 musicians from the varied worlds
of, among other things, Cajun, country, jazz, chamber music, R&B, Celtic, and reggae. The revitalized Merchant explains, ‘I called on old friends and approached many new musicians I only knew through admiring their work… The sessions were recorded in live ensemble workshop settings that captured pure and authentic sounds played with incredibly fresh and
spontaneous energy.’
‘Leave Your Sleep’ is an inspired return for Merchant, her first studio album in six years – an effort long awaited by her considerable fan base. It also marks her 25th year as a uniquely successful major-label artist, one whose work has consistently enjoyed equal measures of commercial and critical success. Though she has regularly lent her talents over the last few years to the many nonprofit causes she supports, Merchant has actively returned to the concert stage in recent months, previewing material from ‘Leave Your Sleep,’ on a series of dates in England and continental Europe. A full U.S. tour is being planned for summer 2010.
material full of direct emotion – and fashioned new songs from these words. Among the poets she chose were Robert Graves, Charles Manley Hopkins, Edward Lear, Ogden Nash, and Robert Louis Stevenson. The project, five years in the making, has clearly had a liberating effect on Merchant. Never has she sounded so free-spirited, so full of musical
adventure, whether backed by small jazzy combos or elegant chamber ensembles. The tracks she’s created range from exotic (‘The King of China’s Daughter’) to earthy (‘Peppery Man’), soothing (‘I Saw A Ship A-Sailing’) to swinging (‘The Janitor’s Boy’), mischievous (‘It Makes A Change’) to moving (‘Spring and Fall’). The string arrangements are particularly
stirring, recalling Joshua Rifkin’s now-classic work on Judy Collins’ ‘Wildflowers.’
There’s plenty of child-like wonder, counterbalanced with grown-up sophistication. Says Merchant, ‘It was an exciting, new approach for me to work with rhythm and rhyme schemes created by other writers. The poems inspired vastly different musical settings with their themes that ranged from humorous and absurd to tragic, romantic, and deeply spiritual. Over the course of three years I wrote 40 of these poem-songs and 30 were eventually recorded.’
Merchant co-produced ‘Leave Your Sleep’ with Venezuelan musician-composer Andres Levin, a frequent collaborator of David Byrne and Arto Lindsay, and one of the creators of the eclectic Red Hot charity series. Over the course of a year’s worth of exhilarating, musically shape-shifting sessions, they drew upon no less than 125 musicians from the varied worlds
of, among other things, Cajun, country, jazz, chamber music, R&B, Celtic, and reggae. The revitalized Merchant explains, ‘I called on old friends and approached many new musicians I only knew through admiring their work… The sessions were recorded in live ensemble workshop settings that captured pure and authentic sounds played with incredibly fresh and
spontaneous energy.’
‘Leave Your Sleep’ is an inspired return for Merchant, her first studio album in six years – an effort long awaited by her considerable fan base. It also marks her 25th year as a uniquely successful major-label artist, one whose work has consistently enjoyed equal measures of commercial and critical success. Though she has regularly lent her talents over the last few years to the many nonprofit causes she supports, Merchant has actively returned to the concert stage in recent months, previewing material from ‘Leave Your Sleep,’ on a series of dates in England and continental Europe. A full U.S. tour is being planned for summer 2010.
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