When Important People Die, He’s There

EMILY S. RUEB, NY Times: Fashion & Style
Wed, 05/15/2019 - 2:00am

You’ve probably never heard of Robert M. Boetticher Sr., but he has helped arrange the services of multiple presidents, first ladies and celebrities when they died.

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    I have only noticed it also in the last 4-5 years more often in the word "important" pronounced [impor 'ehnt]. This is different than the 't' being pronounced as a 'd' [impor 'dant] which seems to be more a regional thing that I have heard in other areas when I travel.
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    3) a person who completely ignores you when he or she is with a group of people who may be cooler than you 4) a person who can call you ANYTIME and you would be there for them, and yet if you try to call him or her, they will not pick up; however, ONLY for using purposes he or she would pick up, like if he or she needs a RIDE somewhere (yet ...
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    Claiming that or behaving as if one is important or deserving of merit when such is not the case: a pretentious socialite. Showing or betraying an attitude of superiority: made pretentious remarks about his education. Marked by an extravagant or presumptuous outward show; ostentatious: a pretentious house. [The Free Dictionary]
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  • what's the difference between "important to" and "important for"?
    "X is important to Y" where "Y" is a conscious entity denotes that Y values X. My parents are important to me. "X is important for Y" denotes that X is something that Y really needs or that Y will be severely affected by not having X. In this case "Y" does not have to be a conscious entity. Sunlight is important for plant growth.
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    7. The difference is that "most important" is kind of like a noun, while most "importantly" is an adverb. They mean something on the following lines: But most important (the most important thing/person) is Bill. Most importantly (what is most important is that), Bob is dead. Share.
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