There is a fair counter-argument that the enriched cohort had higher valuations at the time of the IPO and that the value was captured by private market investors rather than public investors.
In the general scheme of thing's, IDS first response, a semi-rousing 'It Just Isn't Fair', wasn't bad but he was comprehensively out-roused by Jones' crushing 'You're Damn Right It Just Isn't Fair' counter punch.
The news came only hours after wide receiver Steve Smith surprised the team by signing a one-year deal with the Eagles, touching off a brief controversy about whether the Giants were given a fair chance to counter the Eagles' proposal.
The young female entourage there with Nelson Mandela were making a fair racket at the buffet counter.
The foreign-intelligence service of the KGB, he maintains, had nothing to do with the Gulag and domestic repression.Indeed, he has a fair claim to be countering that era's dark legacy in Russia now.
The Taliban are trying, with a fair measure of success, to counter the allied offensive in the south by spreading their rule in northern Afghanistan, taking control of much of Kunduz and Baghlan provinces and cutting Nato's supply routes to Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
Hearts break on the counter at a fair pace but a promising opening fizzles out once again in the final third.
The final agreement contained a good deal of the language sought by southern countries like Croatia, Greece, Italy, Malta and Spain, including a reference to a "fair sharing" of responsibility for countering the continuing migratory pressures.
You'd think that if this were a fair fight, there'd be a counter to at least some of those facts, not just the absurd argument that "guns don't kill people," or that "cars kill people, too -- you wanna outlaw cars?" or the flash of a bumper sticker that reads, "You'll have to pry my gun from my cold, dead hand".
She moved into the apartment, which cost her about $400,000, late last year and has put in a fair amount of work, including new counters and tile in the kitchen.
