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James Ingram Merrill was born in New York City to Hellen Ingram Merrill and Charles E. Merrill, founding partner of the Merrill Lynch investment firm. He had two older half siblings (a brother and a sister) from his father's first marriage. As a boy, Merrill enjoyed a highly privileged upbringing in economic and educational terms. Merrill's childhood governess taught him French and German, an experience Merrill wrote about in his 1974 poem "Lost in Translation." His parents separated when he was eleven, then divorced when he was thirteen years old. As a teenager, Merrill attended the Lawrenceville School, where he befriended future novelist Frederick Buechner. When Merrill was 16 years old, his father collected his short stories and poems and published them as a surprise under the name Jim's Book. Initially pleased, Merrill would later regard the precocious book as an embarrassment. Merrill was drafted in 1944 into the United States Army and served for eight months. His studies

Perspectives on life from a Nigerian woman and an American man. But neither are what you might call average. Listen and have a laugh as sometimes things are lost in translation and gain insights into how this interesting duo views the world.

Hello everyone, my name is Andrea Paolo and welcome to the Facebook page of the Slovakia Chronicles Podcast. I will talk about what's happening in our beloved country, especially for foreigners that, as me in the beginning, feel lost in translation.

Lost in Science is your weekly hit of mind-blowing science, strange facts, and big ideas. From cutting-edge discoveries to the science behind everyday life, our curious and passionate hosts make it fun, fast, and fascinating. If it’s weird, wonderful, or just worth knowing - we’re on it.

Why does the President of Belarus always imprison his political opponents? What does the UAE-Israel Deal mean for the Arab World? Comedians Turner Sparks and Michael Ira Kaplan turn comics stationed around the globe into embedded reporters so you can know what's really going on.

“Lost In Transformation” by MING Labs hosts practitioners from the field of Digital Transformation and Corporate Innovation who share insights into the methodologies, mindsets and technologies shaping the landscape today, as well as their personal lessons learned from their own attempts.

There's more to Mexico than tacos and narcos. Join Nita Rao—lawyer, world champion debater, and journalist—as she explores the hidden sides of Mexican life through conversations with Mexicans.

What happens when two massive sci-fi geeks get into a room together? They decide to get lost in the endless world of sci-fi wonder. Join Elizabeth and Leland as every few weeks they fall down the black hole of science fiction and discuss whatever they pull from the cosmos.

This is an extension of my blog. It another way to get things out there. You'll feel the raw emotion and actually know who I am.

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