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Varley, John
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Varley, John, 1778–1842, English painter in watercolor; one of the founders of the Old Water Colour Society. He is best known for his paintings of Welsh mountain country. He was also an influential teacher, an astrologer, and a writer; among his writings are Landscape Design (1816) and A Treatise on Zodiacal Physiognomy (1828), which was inspired by works of William Blake, a good friend. His work is well represented at the Victoria and Albert Museum and the British Museum.


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Barclays, under boss John Varley, unveiled pounds 3billion half-year gains as its risk-taking investment arm doubled profits.
Chief executive John Varley said the funding represented a "significant increase" in the support they already provided to households and businesses.
Chief executive John Varley told shareholders at its annual meeting that the extra funding represented a "significant increase" in the support it already provided to UK customers as other banks reined in lending.
 
 
 
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