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But most are owned by Italy's industrial barons.

But they are not likely to switch gears and lower rates as quickly as some of the nation's industrial barons would like.

Under this formula, the second Nuremberg trials sought to charge hundreds of military commanders and industrial barons.

That done, we should, I feel, take into account the industrial barons of the late 19th century, who were the real American Romantics.

But the industrial barons who backed Mr. Chernomrydin have their eye on these jobs as well.

Some of the houses in this neighbourhood belonged to industrial barons, and even a few of the aristocrats played a leading part as entrepreneurs.

During their childhood, the world was dominated by czars and emperors, industrial barons and steam engines.

A new class of super-rich industrial barons emerged, but the bulk of the population struggled in penury as the economy floundered.

Wellington R. Burt, industrial baron, ranked among eight wealthiest men in America in the early 1900s.

To finance their cultural project, a locally bred proto-nationalist intelligentsia sought patronage and protection from Barcelona's industrial barons.

His role in maintaining and managing his corporate farming empire illustrates the growing trend of industrial barons during the Gilded Age.

But both campaigns brought the paper into conflict with local industrial barons, the Peases, who responded by creating The Northern Echo.

At one time or another, the Manchester area has been known for its iron mines, marble mills, hunting lodges or mansion retreats for industrial barons.

The smugglers paid handsomely for Tuek's silence every month, and the industrial baron arranged secret connections with the Guild for transport to other worlds.

The Episcopal Church in Alabama began as the church of the planter aristocracy and became the church of the industrial barons.

He was the first mayor to inhabit the Manoogian Mansion, donated to the city by the industrial baron Alex Manoogian.

Italy lost 600, 000 men and the war economy had produced a small concentration of powerful industrial barons while leaving the bulk of the civilian populace in penury.

Mr. Wilson and Mr. Byrne decided to update the epic to mid-19th-century Germany, with Gilgamesh transformed from ancient king to industrial baron.

Everybody must fully comprehend that Parliament is much more concerned with preventing people's lungs from being destroyed by disease than helping the purses of greedy industrial barons become fatter.

He worked with presidents and princes, industrial barons and labor czars, but nothing dazzled him except his idea of a future "union of peoples in liberty and diversity."

Mr. Kuchma's sagging fortunes have driven him toward a more confrontational approach with Washington and greater reliance on the pro-Russian industrial barons from whom he draws support.

By the 1870s, local industrial baron, John D. Rockefeller of the Standard Oil Company, had built his oil refineries in Industrial Valley.

She also added 730 acres of land, Mr. Taylor said, who added that Duke Farms is the only remaining intact estate of the country's 20th century industrial barons.

To many of them, McWane remains frozen in a long-ago time, a time when industrial barons made great fortunes off molten iron but left behind broken lives and a damaged environment.

"Set in a supernatural but credible underworld of industrial baron sorcerers and psychologically crippled witches... breakneck action is tempered by deep psychological insights, intense sensuality and considerable humor."