| Emile Moreau, the less clubable governor of the Banque de France, was an obsessive hoarder of gold and tended to do his nation's own thing. |
| Extraversion involves characteristics including being lively, clubable, talkative, social and excited. |
| He shoots the breeze with playing partners and opponents alike, while his clubable nature ensures he always stands his round at the 19th hole. |
| Window guidance is not a relic of socialism so much as a throwback to Japan's clubable capitalism of the post-war era. |
| These clubable firms were typically 4.4 times bigger than stand-alone companies. In this section Worse than Japan? |
| But to rule again, the BJP may have to distance itself even further from the RSS and find a more clubable leader. |
