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The wretch enjoys a moment's relief when the mystic chord is temporarily slackened by a neighbor's fall; but his agony immediately begins again, for he anticipates another twitch as soon as the fallen is restored to prosperity. --W. Arnot
If we started eliminating prospects based off of accusations that college players have taken money or gifts, there wouldn't be anyone left to draft. --ESPN
How many planes can you fly on? How many pairs of shoes can you wear? --Robert Morse on 'Say on Pay' compensation for corporate executives
It's been said that freedom is participation in power. By that definition, how much power do we have? We've been stripped of it. --Ralph Nader
They can cover more ground than you can in your car, so unless you know you are moving away from the tornado the best thing you can do is find a strong structure. --Andy Foster, National Weather Service meteorologist.
Here's a painless way for Cabrillo Junior College to save money: Quit sending glossy schedules to every mailbox in our area. I constantly receive two copies due to an unused address in my home. Is is too much to ask that interested students go to the campus and obtain a copy? --Steve Bankhead of Watsonville quoted in www.santacruzsentinel.com
The rise in oil prices isn't the result of runaway speculation; it's the result of fundamental factors, mainly the difficulty of finding oil and the rapid growth of emerging economies like China. --Paul Krugman, New York Times
What I spent I lost, what I possessed is left to others; what I gave away remains with me. --Addison on a graveyard epitaph
France consumes only half as much oil per capita as America, yet the last time I looked, Paris wasn't a howling wasteland. But the odds are that we're looking at a future in which energy conservation becomes increasingly important, in which many people may even -- gasp --take public transit to work. Paul Krugman, New York Times
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