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Washington Post Quotes
«There is an aura of tension and discomfort about him, as though he would rather be listening ? more specifically, overhearing ? than talking. He is a chain-smoking, stern, imposing, complicated kind of guy.»
Author: Washington Post
«While we harbor some anxiety about the direction he may push the court, we would be more alarmed at the long-term implications of denying him a seat.»
Author: Washington Post
«He sound more subdued than triumphant, more realistic than grandiose.»
Author: Washington Post
«Virtually nothing is known about who is kept in the facilities, what interrogation methods are employed with them, or how decisions are made about whether they should be detained or for how long.»
Author: Washington Post
«As President Bush prepares to visit India, the question is whether he can cement the improvement in US-India ties while avoiding negative spill-over effects.»
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«Deception of voters has become an accepted tactic.»
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«There you are, Sammy. Make sure your girlfriend in Miami gets a copy.»
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«A strike at Iran, they warn, would at best just delay its nuclear program by a few years but could inflame international opinion against the United States, particularly in the Muslim world and especially within Iran, while making US troops in Iraq targets for retaliation.»
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«The Pointer Sisters have always faced a crisis in their identity. They have dabbled in so many musical streams that, while everybody likes them, nobody knows exactly what to do with them.»
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