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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.

The problem was that McGovern began to talk at 2: 48 a. m. , or prime time in Samoa, as the humorist Mark Shields quipped.

George Bernard Shaw once quipped that "the British soldier can stand up to anything except the British War Office. "

"It is a very sad thing that nowadays there is so little useless information, " quipped Oscar Wilde in 1894. He did not know the half of it.

"I'm surrounded by a group of people that are breaking up fast and furiously and they were the ones ready to talk to me, " she quipped.

"By the time I wake up, I'll have an email from AARP asking me to call President Obama and tell him to protect Medicare, " he quipped.

On the bright side, "hot yoga might be one of the things you don't have to pay for there, " she quipped.

Genevieve smiled broadly and quipped, 'He never found out. I made another cake and ate half of that too. '

"If something had happened to you [Messi] in that match, I'd have been shot - you know where, " he quipped.

'Those of you interested in starting a business, an art gallery might be interesting, ' quipped Mr. Lo.

As the French man of letters Francois Mauriac quipped, "I love Germany so much I'm glad there are two of them. "

sorry , but that ' s one thing i cannot do ! ' he quipped , bursting into a guffaw.

The emir of Qatar is said to have quipped of his longstanding ally: "I may run this country, but he owns it. "

Reached by the Guardian, Pullman quipped that he was "very glad to be back in the top 10 banned books" .

Arden quipped: "I judge a woman and a horse by the same criteria: legs, head and rear end. "

One of them, Jon Huntsman, quipped that he mistook it for the price of a pizza.

"I said there would never be a Nexus 2, " Schmidt quipped. "Nothing about a Nexus S. "

Huxley quipped to physicist John Tyndall, "For once, reality and his brain came into contact and the result was fatal. "

For theorists, he quipped, "measuring w . . . is therefore not going to tell us anything we don't know already. "

Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, the former chief executive of Nokia, quipped that Chipchase was the company's Indiana Jones.

As the opposition called for his resignation, Mr. Berlusconi quipped: 'They keep telling me, 'Go home! Go home! '

Critics quipped that IIT's only church spire was the chimney of its power plant.

My grandmother once quipped that you can sleep next to a person all your life but you will never know what truly goes on in his mind.

"The Socialists take the jobs, don't say thank you, and win the elections, " quipped one.

"Most of the time, I don't have very much fun, and the rest of the time I have no fun at all, " quipped director Woody Allen.

"You can also use it the next day to find out where the Hell you have been, " quipped the site's co-founder Gordon Butler.

Asked if he had ever gone with prostitutes, he quipped: "Only the lobbyists. "

When Franklin quipped that "No nation was ever ruined by trade, " he likely meant it as an understatement.

'I wondered if he disappeared before breakfast or after breakfast, ' Mr. Siris quipped.

"See you soon, " the president quipped on Yemeni state television on Tuesday night, looking burnt but on the mend.

He fell asleep during a service in honour of Martin Luther King at a church in Harlem ( "Bill has a dream" , quipped the New York Post).

Abba Eban, an Israeli foreign minister, quipped that the Palestinians "never missed an opportunity to miss an opportunity" .

Kevin Durant quipped, "That's why [Kobe] is the best in the world" after the Lakers escaped Key Arena with a win.

The Soviet government punished dissidents by expelling them, Mr Bykov quipped. "Now they punish them by keeping them in. "

Fan Wenfang When asked about when to get married, she had quipped : married a little terror!

'If I had a car like that in high school, I would've had a lot of dates! ' the 80-year-old quipped, without explaining exactly why.

"I guess there won't be any literary renaissance, " he quipped in his trademark laconic, yet barbed, style.

As Albert Einstein once quipped, "Time exists so everything does not happen all at once. "

When asked why, he once quipped "more suppliers means more competition and better service for the customer" .

One Egyptian analyst quipped Senator Mitchell is starting to become "a household name in Egypt and the Arab world. "

"We discussed a wide range of issues, (all) except going to the Moon, " quipped Dai Bingguo, China's state councilor.

They release the apes from San Francisco Zoo and clash with men quipped with gun at the Golden Gate Bridge.

Mark Twain once quipped that "Everybody talks about the weather, but no one ever does anything about it. "

"If God had intended us to fly he would never have given us the railways, " quipped Michael Flanders and Donald Swann in the 1950s.

Shia LaBeouf quipped, "The camera's in a bullet-proof box, but what about me? "

Quipped science writer Ian O'Neill on his astronomy blog Astroengine, "Life is grim on the galactic rim. "

"Quitting smoking is easy. I've done it a thousand times, " quipped Mark Twain, and statistics show he's not alone.

Carry on like that, people at the summit quipped, and the 71-year-old leader might one day make a competent foreign minister.

"Hey, we're the U. S. Army, " one soldier quipped.

Smiled and quipped: tea dust under your fellow townsmen, the two nationals.

"It is the first time I have been happy in a traffic jam, " quipped Masaaki Kanno, chief economist at J. P. Morgan in Tokyo.

At Harvard, he quipped, the A students tend to become professors and the C students become wealthy donors.

An intelligent computer, he quipped, would require "1. 8 Einsteins and one-tenth of the resources of the Manhattan Project" to construct.

Then a Jeopardy! clue is displayed: "Groucho quipped, 'One morning I shot' this 'in my pajamas. '"

"I can do that, " the president quipped.

THE late Paul Samuelson once quipped that "women are just men with less money" .

"What about the commercial-paper market? " one onlooker quipped.

"I try to forget that, " Williams quipped.

Now, he quipped, it was good for him that he knows her.

George Bernard Shaw once quipped that Americans and the English were separated by the same language.

"This is gambling, " quipped one man, with a sardonic chuckle.

But obviously, a lot of the shelter dogs are mutts like me, " he quipped. "

He quipped: "It's like giving a glass of ice water to someone in Hell. "

As Lord Turner says Mr King once quipped: "Global banks are global in life and national in death. "

Didn't you notice there is no water in the pond? " the patient quipped. "

John Maynard Keynes is reported to have quipped, "When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do, sir? "

"You're a famous person, " his host quipped.

But Kim Jong-il later quipped that he was joking.

"That 43 will be equal to this one operation, " he quipped.

Be quipped by me that is also hidden mermaid in home?

'Too slow for me, ' he quipped.

He quipped, "Now where did I go wrong? "

Who overslept this morning? ' She quipped.

Robert quipped: " 'Cos they don't like who they are and they want to be someone else. "

He quipped: So, of all time, (So it is about history) right ?

"I don't know what the hell the other prime ministers were doing, really, " Blair quipped.

As Mark Twain once quipped, "There are two kinds of speakers: those that are nervous and those that are liars. "

Now, it's 15 cents -- "It's really gone up, hasn't it? " she quipped.

'What don't men lie about? ' quipped one man I asked.

"That is good, " quipped Burton.

Asked if the CN Tower is for sale, Flaherty quipped, "You want to buy it? " and chuckled heartily.

"That song kind of is what it is, " she quipped.

An American official famously quipped after the 2007-08 debacle that you should "never let a serious crisis go to waste" .