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2. Kenneth Cole (designer) - Wikipedia

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   Kenneth Cole (designer) Kenneth D. Cole (born March 23, 1954) is an American designer, social activist, business owner, and philanthropist. His global company, Kenneth Cole Productions, creates clothing and other products under the labels Kenneth Cole New York, Reaction Kenneth Cole, and Unlisted, as well as footwear under the label Gentle Souls.

3. Kenneth Cole Productions - Wikipedia

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   With Kenneth Cole Productions painted on the side of the truck, they opened for business on December 2, 1982, in front of 1370 Avenue of the Americas. They had a fully furnished forty-foot trailer, klieg lights, a director, a rolling camera, models as actresses, and two NYPD policemen as doormen. A velvet rope allowed a limited number of people ...

4. Kenneth Cole - Wikipedia

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   Kenneth Cole (or Ken Cole) may refer to: Ken Cole (basketball) (born 1943), Australian Olympic basketball player. Kenneth Cole (designer) (born 1954), American clothing designer. Kenneth Cole Productions, American fashion house founded by the designer. Kenneth Reese Cole Jr. (1938–2001), aide to U.S. President Richard Nixon. Kenneth J. Cole ...

5. Why are Walmart's clothes so good right now? - AOL

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   In fact, there is some strong evidence for that theory. In early 2021 Walmart brought on high-end fashion designer Brandon Maxwell as Creative Director to oversee two of the company's in-house ...

6. George Coles (businessman) - Wikipedia

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   Sir (Kenneth) Frank "K.F." Coles (19 April 1896 – 2 April 1985) was knighted in 1957, henceforth known as "Sir Kenneth". He retired from the board in 1976 [12] Sir Edgar Barton Coles "E.B." (3 June 1899 – 19 February 1981) first secretary of G. J. Coles Ltd, drove much of the company's expansion and entry into television advertising.

7. Voltage clamp - Wikipedia

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   Cole discovered that it was possible to use two electrodes and a feedback circuit to keep the cell's membrane potential at a level set by the experimenter. Cole developed the voltage clamp technique before the era of microelectrodes , so his two electrodes consisted of fine wires twisted around an insulating rod.