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In the long run we are all dead, as John Maynard Keynes memorably quipped, but humanity could at least get something out of it.

A few big predators have memorably beaten the odds, at least for a while.

Stempel memorably referred to the contract as a "win-win" when it actually was a "win-lose. "

As George Washington memorably told Thomas Jefferson, this was to "cool" House legislation as a saucer cools hot tea.

If the private-equity firm once memorably described as the "Barbarians at the Gate" [5] can turn into a tree-hugger, why not hedge funds?

Klaus Wowereit, who hopes to be re-elected to a third term as mayor on September 18th, memorably branded the city "poor but sexy" .

He has done it for United, most memorably on his debut when he scored a hat-trick versus Fenerbahce in the Champions League.

But he also finds other vantage points from which to gaze at the heaving muck of New York, most memorably Manhattan's municipal courthouse.

Jeane Kirkpatrick, a combative conservative, memorably excoriated liberals as the "blame America first" crowd.

Last season, Arsenal allowed leads to slip in important Premiership games during the run-in - most memorably at Bolton and Aston Villa.

Taylorism, which Charlie Chaplin lampooned so memorably in "Modern Times" , has spread from the industrial to the post-industrial economy.

A tagline is a slogan which succinctly, memorably, and descriptively sums up a company or product.

as I once was memorably told by a group of lawyers in Beijing, is a volcano waiting to explode.

As Winston Churchill so memorably put it: "When you have to kill a man, it costs nothing to be polite. "

Low interest rates and strong money growth play a significant part, too, in creating memorably bad outcomes.

O'Neal also took shots at Magic coach Stan Van Gundy, memorably labeling his former Miami coach the "Master of Panic. "

But there are also screaming eels, a pit of despair, and an evil genius played memorably by Wallace Shawn.

Nehru memorably described Bali as "the morning of the world" .

This president memorably consigned Iran (with Iraq and North Korea) to an "axis of evil" in January 2002.

As the notedJapan expert Cole Porter memorably put it: "It's Too Darn Hot. "

A police chief memorably bought a sleek yellow Lamborghini, only to find he was too portly to fit in the driver's seat.

Too Little, Too Late As President Obama's former chief of staff memorably pointed out, no serious crisis should go to waste.

A memorably moment in your life, events with family or friends, and other similar kinds of situations also get stored in long-term memory.

Or, most memorably, makes her two daughters' music lessons so grueling that one girl leaves tooth marks on the piano?

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