Taleb in a sentence

Taleb, who goes by his full name Taleb Abdul Mohsen, was born in the Saudi Arabian city of Hofuf in 1974 into a Shia family and secured a permanent residence permit for Germany in 2006.

In his book Antifragile: Things That Gain From Disorder, Nassim Taleb describes the robustness of things through time with reference to the Lindy Effect also known as Lindy’s Law.

Known within Hezbollah as Hajj Abu Taleb, he is the most senior commander killed since the fighting began eight months ago.

Migrant Support Officer Khaled Taleb, said the program received many applications and they selected 24 adult migrants along with a few children who met the eligibility requirements.

Mr Taleb said the cultural festivals help attract tourists and create job opportunities that make Dubbo an attractive place to live.

The man — Taleb A., according to a report from — fled to Germany as a Saudi Arabian refugee in 2006 and gained official refugee status in 2016.

When Jacob strikes at a high-profile political event, protection officer Vincent Taleb and MI6 agent Zara Taylor join forces to thwart his plans.

Ait Taleb delivered similar remarks and assurances during Monday’s council of ministers, during which King Mohammed VI asked him about the epidemiological situation in Morocco.

But the broader issue, which Taleb has pointed to in the past as well, is that an excessive focus on the “black swan” terminology misses the bigger picture about the pandemic and risk analysis more generally.

Earlier this month, Minister of Health Khalid Ait Taleb said the country will enter phase two upon recording 500 cases of the virus, and when local cases exceed those which originated abroad.

Imports of key agricultural equipment has become very expensive, said Taleb Khalifa, a 51-year-old crop grower.

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Dr. Khalid Ait Taleb has run the Hassan II University Hospital Center in Fez for 10 years.

Assisted by Taleb Tawatha with a cross.

But thanks to the wisdom of successful investors and philosophers like Nassim Taleb, Mark Spitznagel, and Benoit Mandelbrot – we can avoid being wiped out.

Also see the index entry for "Emotion" in "Beyond Rationality: The Search for Wisdom in a Troubled Time" by Kenneth R. Hammond and in "Fooled by Randomness: The Hidden Role of Chance in Life and in the Markets" by Nassim Nicholas Taleb.

Taleb believes that the more anti-fragile the system, the more it will flourish in the real world.