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• Rama, Hari

  Also: Rama Hari — the no-comma styling used in most press coverage and by Ballet Philippines, RAMA, HARI — the all-caps marquee styling of the revivals, A pop ballet musicale — the description of its 2012 producers

  Rama, Hari is the Filipino pop-ballet musical — its makers and reviewers have called it a "pop ballet musicale," a "pop-rock ballet musicale," and a…

• Big Five

  Also: The Big 5 — the numeral styling of the trade press, The Big Five accounting firms, The Big Five auditors

  The Big Five was the tier of five accounting networks — Arthur Andersen, Deloitte & Touche (Deloitte), Ernst & Young, KPMG, and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) —…

• Touche Ross

  Also: Touche, Niven & Co. — the New York founding name, 1900–1947, Touche, Niven, Bailey & Smart — the 1947 combination, Touche, Ross, Bailey & Smart — the 1960 styling

  Touche Ross was the accounting firm assembled from a chain of Anglo-American combinations and dissolved into the modern Deloitte: from the London office that George…

• Peat Marwick Mitchell

  Also: Peat Marwick — the working short name of the firm, Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. — the comma styling of the firm's own record, PMI (Peat Marwick International) — the international structure's name from 1978

  Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co. — known through most of its life simply as Peat Marwick — was the Anglo-American accounting firm built from two…

• Security Bank

  Also: Security Bank Corporation — the corporate styling since 1994, Security Bank and Trust Company (SBTC) — the founding name of 1951, SECB — the Philippine Stock Exchange ticker

  Security Bank, corporately Security Bank Corporation (PSE: SECB), is a Philippine universal bank headquartered on Ayala Avenue in Makati, established on June 18, 1951 in…

• Imus Productions

  Also: Imus Production — the singular styling used in Bong Revilla's record ("the Revilla family-owned Imus Production") ([Wikipedia — Bong Revilla](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bong_Revilla "Bong Revilla — Wikipedia")), The Revilla family studio — the descriptive name the records use for the firm, The House of Agimat — the descriptive label for its genre franchise, after the Pepeng Agimat lineage

  Imus Productions is the Philippine film production company founded in 1972 by action star and future senator Ramon Revilla Sr. (born José Acuña Bautista) together…

• FAMAS Awards

  Also: Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences Awards — the corporate long form, FAMAS — the acronym the Philippine entertainment press uses as the award's name, Maria Clara Awards — the 1951 forerunner FAMAS formally replaced in 1952 (briefly revived as a name in 2006)

  The FAMAS Awards are the annual film awards of the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences, founded in 1952 by seven movie writers —…

• Sanidad v. COMELEC

  Also: Sanidad v. Commission on Elections — the full styling of the lead docket, G.R. Nos. L-44640, L-44684 and L-44714 — the consolidated dockets, The 1976 Referendum-Plebiscite Cases — the descriptive collective title

  Sanidad v. COMELEC is the collective caption for three consolidated petitions for prohibition the Supreme Court of the Philippines decided en banc on October 12,…

• Roberto Concepcion

  Also: The Chief Justice — the styling the Ratification Cases' dispositive itself uses ("the four (4) dissenting votes of the Chief Justice"), Justice Concepcion — his twelve-year styling as Associate Justice (1954–1966), Dean Concepcion — from his brief service as dean of UST's Faculty of Civil Law

  Roberto Concepcion (born June 7, 1903, Manila — died May 3, 1987, Manila) was a Filipino jurist who served as Chief Justice of the Philippines…

• Akira Muto

  Also: Mutō Akira — the Japanese name order, 武藤章 (Mutō Akira) — the kanji styling carried by the Japanese reference, Lieutenant General Akira Muto — the styling of the occupation and tribunal records

  Akira Muto (武藤章, Mutō Akira; December 15, 1892 – December 23, 1948) was a lieutenant general of the Imperial Japanese Army who ended the war…

• Shimbu Group

  Also: Forty-First Army (Japan) — the official redesignation of March 6, 1945, 41st Army — the numbered styling of the campaign accounts, Shimbu group — the lower-case styling of the standard histories

  The Shimbu Group was the southern-Luzon formation of Japan's Fourteenth Area Army in the final defense of the Philippines — roughly 80,000 troops under Lieutenant…

• Robert S. Beightler

  Also: Robert Sprague Beightler — the full name, Major General Robert S. Beightler — the styling of the September 1945 surrender records, The commanding general of the Buckeye Division

  Robert S. Beightler — Robert Sprague Beightler, born in Marysville, Ohio on March 21, 1892 and died in Worthington, Ohio on February 12, 1978 —…

• PricewaterhouseCoopers

  Also: PwC, Price Waterhouse — the pre-1998 firm, 1849–1998, Coopers & Lybrand — the pre-1998 firm, international name from 1957

  PricewaterhouseCoopers — trading since September 2010 under the short brand PwC — is one of the world's largest professional-services networks and, with Deloitte, Ernst &…

• Agricultural Training Institute

  Also: ATI, ATI-DA — the departmental styling, The DA's training and extension bureau

  The Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) is the Department of Agriculture's training and extension bureau — the government's central office for training extension workers and farmers…

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