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Blair is an experienced manipulator of his own image, I opined: if he wears a poppy it is because he wants it that way.

It is so easy to do this when the thing opined is in the line of what we desire.

But it's not always clear what forms of Internet gambling are "unlawful" from state to state--and how poker fits in, he opined .

Chandler still expects the Hornets to play as if they're underdogs, not, as some national publications have opined, favorites.

Done properly, he opined, spaceflight ought to be no more dangerous than mixing a milkshake.

"The Federal Government, " opined a Georgia congressman, "was not created for the purpose of cutting your toe nails or corns. "

"We have nothing against them, Allah created us all equal, " opined a bystander who identified himself as a pious Muslim.

A participant opined that the number of sectors should be increased, so as to increase the number of electors.

Even the staid China Daily opined that the deal "obviously does not make sense. "

First, he opined that the identity statement expressed the sense relationship between symbols.

back in 1998 Mr Daschle opined that "tax cheaters cheat us all, and the IRS should enforce our laws to the letter. "

She opined that she feared that it is getting worse.

"Poor Chinalco prepared the wedding clothes but when the peach was ripe somebody else plucked it, " the Beijing Times opined.

I dont think China should become another U. S. in global politics, and it couldnt even if it wanted to, scholar Wang Jisi has opined.

Ltd General Manager Gui Guo Jie also opined : "The private capital is very active recently in Shanghai, still very active. "

Afterward, Kenny's wife Nikki opined: "That tattoo probably saved his skin. "

Woody Allen once opined that sex is like pizza - even when it's rubbish it's pretty damn good.

Some scientists have opined that microsaccades might even impair eyesight by blurring it.

Commenting on the skills of the attackers, a US Air Force officer opined that "[w]ith that weather, they did a hell of a job" .

"I'd say it depends how quickly Linux can get ahead of the curve, " hairyfeet opined.

"HELL is a city much like London, " opined Percy Bysshe Shelley in 1819.

The New World was so conducive to life and health, Vespucci opined, that "doctors would find it ruinous to live there" .

"Children still need sex education when they're little, " opined Li Yinhe, a sociologist who specializes in sexology studies in China.

IF YOU can count your money you don't have a billion dollars, opined Jean Paul Getty, an oil magnate.

"Jurgen Klinsmann didn't have any experience before he became Germany coach, " Ballack opined .

Her point was echoed later by local design favorite Yves Behar, who opined that "if a product is not ethical, it can't be beautiful. "

quot; We know the player, and he is interesting, " French coach Raymond Domenech opined recently. "

'The man is a genius, ' he opined.

Scientists might pay for eggs, they opined, so long as a suitable committee monitored the exchange.

"Short-term, open source analytics will become more and more widely used and will grow virally, " Minelli opined.

Or is it better, as Mr Yuan Yue opined in this column three weeks ago, for them to wait till they enter graduate school?

a participant opined that non - government organizations and charitable bodies should be included

a participant opined that corporate voting should be replaced by individual voting

a participant opined that legislative council members should not have foreign nationalities

a participant opined that individual votes instead of corporate votes should be increased