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It is widely believed that the Peugeot family tired of Mr Streiff's autocratic ways and penchant for confrontation.

"Like a hammy actor," wrote New York Times critic Anthony Tommasini on November 27, Lang Lang "has a penchant for interpretive exaggeration."

Those surroundings, as well as River's penchant for counting politicians, business leaders and celebrities among its fans, has earned the club the nickname "the millionaires".

So if you are a working scientist with a penchant for writing, there is nothing like taking a crash course in journalism and then start writing - and enjoy the best of both worlds!

Moreover, barras bravas (hooligans), whose penchant for vandalism and violence has discouraged law-abiding fans from attending matches, can be jailed for up to ten years for using explosives.

Most emerging countries have a penchant for highly diversified conglomerates.

So our hand preference, and our penchant for speech, may extend deep into our evolutionary past.

The French have always had a penchant for partially state-owned firms.

He was a wiry, red-haired man with piercing blue eyes and a penchant for grandiose schemes.

That included one executive's penchant for tango. His own wife wasn't interested in lessons, so he dragged his administrative assistant to lessons.

Despite the cutthroat nature of the Indian media and its penchant for the sensational, the press has behaved as if it were in an older era. It is refreshing.

The brain also has a penchant for symmetry.

For Barack Obama's detractors, the incident perfectly captured the new President's penchant for style over substance.

Young people, nicknamed the "Coupon Generation" for their penchant to clip coupons, are obsessed with e-retailers such as Taobao and 360buy.

He often worried Frances (his adoptive mother) with his penchant for trance-like daydreams.

One of his seminal articles in this period was published in a book in honor of Mises - that supposedly washed-up old man who just so happened to have a penchant for speaking truth to power.

He also had a penchant for biographical parts, winning an Oscar for "The Story of Louis Pasteur" (1936).