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   NYC Junto

   The New York City Junto is a monthly meeting which focuses on libertarianism, Objectivism and investing. The Junto was founded by host Victor Niederhoffer in 1985.
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   Victor Niederhoffer

   Niederhoffer is also the founder of the NYC Junto, a libertarian group hosted on the first Thursday of every month since 1985.
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   New York attorney general election, 2006

   A longtime member and attendee at Victor Niederhoffer's famous NYC Junto, he specializes in Computer Law, Business Law, and Electrical and Mechanical Patent Prosecution.
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   Benjamin Franklin

   The Junto was a discussion group for issues of the day; it subsequently gave rise to many organizations in Philadelphia.
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   Diana Baxter

   Junto a Katia Alemann, Batato Barea, Daniel Melingo, Luca Prodan, Fernando Noy y otros, copan el legendario Café Einstein, en donde estos jóvenes artistas comienzan a hacerse escuchar. ... Viaja a los Estados Unidos, fundamentalmente a NYC, ciudad que siempre la ha avivado en forma espontánea.
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   Public library

   The Library Company of Philadelphia was founded in 1731 by Benjamin Franklin and a group of his friends (the Junto) as a means to settle arguments.
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   William III of England

   As a result, William began to prefer the Whig faction known as the Junto.
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   Mayor-council government

   The government of New York City uses the strong-mayor form of the mayor-council system, as, indeed, do most major American cities. ... Junto Society.
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   History of American newspapers

   [Jacobin and Junto by Charles Warren (1931) pp 90–91.
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    National Caucus of Labor Committees

    According to LaRouche the ICLC follows the "model of American founding father Benjamin Franklin's 'junto' organization."

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• NYC Junto,
• Victor Niederhoffer,
• New York attorney general election, 2006,
• Benjamin Franklin,
• Diana Baxter,
• Public library,
• William III of England,
• Mayor-council government,
• History of American newspapers,
• National Caucus of Labor Committees