Here's a safe prediction for 2013: few people will pine for the Presidential campaign of 2012.
Liberal-leaning Democrats, often disappointed at the president's compromises, will pine for a more aggressive champion of workers' rights.
By Jeffrey Toobin Here's a safe prediction for 2013: few people will pine for the Presidential campaign of 2012.
Which should you buy? Kids who want Luigi's Mansion will pine for the GameCube, which at $200 also has a $100 price advantage over the others.
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The young women will pine for the maid service and the two meals a day, and some will even miss the fact that suitors were not allowed in their rooms, only in the elegantly appointed "beau parlors".
In the brief period between the beginning and the end of this process, and in the moments immediately afterward, as you decimate a stack of napkins, you may conclude that there has never been a better sandwich, and you will pine for another.
Add in all the environmental and social regulations (woe betide the sulphur-emitting chimney or the politically incorrect office comedian), and not just the libertarians will pine for the good old days of freedom.Indeed, it is conventional wisdom that America is both over-lawyered and over-regulated.
Some are ready to embrace the changes, others will pine for the past.
Yet I will always pine for the pantheon of Ebbets Field: Gilliam, Reese, Snyder, Furillo, Robinson, Hodges, Campanella… Bedford Avenue… temps perdu… Where was I? Oh, yes: at Coney Island, in a sweet bandbox of a minor league ballpark, where every seat is good and every seat is cheap.
You may never need one that wide, but the first time you encounter a high ceiling and your skinny tape measure droops instead of standing straight, you'll pine for one.
