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Input: Consider Input: The price of shares in LVMH (Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton) fell by 0.53 percent to 121.05 euros. LVMH is a leading global luxury products and retailing group owning a long list of top brand names.
 The decision by the Hermes family to lock away more than 50.0 percent of the business in readiness for a siege was taken by a meeting of 73 inheritors in response to a raid by LVMH which captured 17.1 percent of the capital in October.
 The creation of the holding company is intended to prevent LVMH  now the second- biggest shareholder after family interests  from taking control by buying more shares.
 LVMH has said the purchase of its stake was a "friendly" courtship but it has rejected a request from Puech to sell its shares.
 Puech  who chairs the family management board  said that the decision to block LVMH "is one more demonstration to all those who do not want to believe us. We are a united family  driven by the same spirit of transmitting to our descendants the unique jewel which we have received from our parents."

Output: Hennessy Louis Vuitton


Input: Consider Input: But maybe â just maybe â this one game  this one Saturday afternoon at Madison Square Garden  is a hint that thereâs life yet in the old bear  in the St. Johnâs basketball team  which had no business sharing a court with the fourth-ranked Duke Blue Devils yet somehow walked off that court with an 81-77 victory.
âIâm happy for the guys â  St. Johnâs coach Chris Mullin  said. âThey needed it more than anything.â
It is what this program needed  too  as much as anything. As the losses mounted  the helplessness did too. Nobody expected  Mullin âs return to  his  Utopia Parkway kingdom to be a magic elixir  but nobody figured on 0-11 in the Big East in Year 3  either. It has been hard for  Mullin âs guys  yes  but it has been just as hard for the faithful to keep their faith.
âThe month of January was rough for us â forward Tariq Owens said. âBut  Coach  never stopped preaching to us and we never left the gym and finally it paid off.â
Itâs one game  yes. Two years ago   St. Johnâs  hammered a Syracuse team bound for the Final Four and  it  proved merely an outlier. Maybe this will be the same thing.
Or maybe it wonât be. If you care about St. Johnâs  and about college basketball in this city  it really is the only way to root.

Output: St. John


Input: Consider Input: Among those in the audience were  kindergartner Mary Cate Lynch  as well as her parents   Kerry and Chris Lynch; little sister Maggie; and grandparents Maureen and Bob Ryan.
Born with a cranial facial condition known as Apert syndrome   Mary Cate  has been at the forefront of a local campaign started by  her  mother to remind people of the importance of acceptance and kindness.
People are afraid of differences because they're mysterious and unfamiliar   Kerry Lynch  said.
Even  she   a nurse  never had heard of Apert syndrome until  her  daughter was born  she said.
"It's scary because it's an unknown. So I thought if I could make cranial facial syndrome a 'known ' that would not only help  Mary Cate  but everyone who's different  " Kerry Lynch  said.
Since  her  oldest daughter's birth   Kerry Lynch  has brought the "Choose Kind" message featured in "Wonder" into schools across the Chicago area.  Mary Cate  accompanies  her .
Gary Middendorf / Daily Southtown  Mary Cate Lynch   center  exits the AMC Theatre in Chicago Ridge on Friday after watching âWonderâ with fellow the students from Christ the King elementary school.  Mary Cate Lynch   center  exits the AMC Theatre in Chicago Ridge on Friday after watching âWonderâ with fellow the students from Christ the King elementary school. (Gary Middendorf / Daily Southtown)
The book was published two months after  Mary Cate  was born.
"Somebody sent it to me when  she  was 6 months old. I read the back cover and then put it on my nightstand. I was not emotionally ready to read it " Kerry Lynch said.
Then  she  and  Mary Cate  were invited to Christ the King school. That was followed by an invitation to talk at Kolmar School in Oak Lawn.
"So I decided to read the book. I finished it in one day and cried my eyes out. I was just enthralled with it and its message. I knew a lot of it mirrored our life and what it will be like as  Mary Cate  grows up " Kerry Lynch said.
As the invitations rolled in  Kerry Lynch began to give the book a shout-out wherever  she  delivered the "Choose Kind" message  not that it needed  her  endorsement   she  said.
"The book kept picking up more and more momentum and became kind of a steppingstone and a good tool for teaching kindness. I'm amazed at how many kids and adults have read it "  she  said.
Because  she  loved how it shed light on cranial facial syndrome and the way it promoted empathy and kindness  Kerry Lynch said  she  was nervous to see the movie. So often movies don't live up to their literary roots.
So when the sixth-grade class at Christ the King won a free screening through a contest sponsored by Lionsgate and The Gap  Kerry Lynch accompanied the students to the theater two weeks ago.  She  saw it for the second time with  Mary Cate  on the field trip.
"They nailed it. They hit every important piece. You're laughing and crying  tears of sadness and anger but also of happiness. The actors and actresses are great. And just the whole message is so important to the world we live in today "  she  said.


Output: Mary Cate Lynch