Peterson English

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Peterson properNoun

— surname meaning "son of Peter"

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Peterson.

He said his name was Peterson.

For Miss Ivy Peterson.

Sir, there's a patient in the consulting room, a Miss Ivy Peterson.

Well, what what brings you here, Miss Peterson?

It happened before, in Peterson v. Peterson.

Peterson v. Peterson, Adams v. Kelly. and Gimbel v. New Pennsylvania Coal Company.

TURN HIM OVER TO PETERSON, SERGEANT.

PETERSON'S INSIDE, SON.

PETERSON, HERE'S YOUR NEW RADIO.

PETERSON, IF YOU WANT ENTERTAINMENT, TUNE IN ON THE BROADCAST FREQUENCIES.

PETERSON, SEND THE CREW CHIEF UP HERE RIGHT AWAY.

I couldn't remember. He said his name was Peterson.

Mr. Peterson.

This is Peterson.

Hello, Peterson.

Kramer, you and Tiny Peterson start bringing 'em in from the north range.

Peterson. - Yeah!

This is Sgt. Ben Peterson.

Ben Peterson.

Sergeant Peterson.

Peterson, open your eyes and listen to me!

Peterson says he wants a financial statement before he can give me my loan.

You know what, Peterson?

Maybe if she, maybe if the children don't need me around anymore, finally you and me, you know, Peterson, what I mean?

Peterson and me can take care of everything.

Peterson, would you mind chopping me a chunk of ice out on the porch?

Peterson, put that back in the tub.

Peterson, everything is in the bag.

Mr Peterson, my mother's taking me to New York.

News and current affairs

There is certainly much discussion of the renminbi's rising international role - an issue on which Arvind Subramanian, my colleague at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, continues to do the most interesting work.

On one side stands Arvind Subramanian, from the Peterson Institute and the Center for Global Development.

Fred Bergsten and Joseph Gagnon, my colleagues at the Peterson Institute, have proposed including a currency clause in any TPP deal.

The path-breaking work over many years of Carmen Reinhart, my colleague at the Peterson Institute in Washington, makes this very clear - no country, including the US, escapes the deleterious consequences of persistent large fiscal deficits.