Today's economist wisdom has become, to quote Eric Cartman in South Park, "What the fuck?" But the art fairs are still shiny.
But so, to be frank, is Cheryl Cole's solo career, and if there was ever any concern that the other members of Girls Aloud would become, to quote In the Loop, "meat in the room" behind the anointed one at the front, it evaporates pretty fast when you hear 3 Words.
All extolled the virtues of a pop star who became, to quote the Guardian's editorial, "the first misfit megastar".
Otherwise the lab's business becomes, to quote one scientist, "no stranger than making vacuum cleaners". As Nuclear Rites perceptively notes, doctors helped spearhead the Reagan-era nuclear peace movements not only because particular individuals, like Helen Caldicott, were charismatic, but also because they offered a countervailing expertise to that of the weapons strategists.
And both were there when derivatives could have been at least partially reined in before they became, to quote Warren Buffett, "financial weapons of mass destruction". Instead these officials did exactly the opposite, blocking a key piece of derivatives regulation in 1998.
To do otherwise only works to distance us from reality -- to obscure our environmental responsibilities with yet another layer of human exceptionalism; the debate becomes, to quote the famous line, "just some stuff, said by some politician, full of bluster and angry stuff, signifying squat".
It has become banal to quote Hannah Arendt.
Based in Kiev, FEMEN counts over a hundred and fifty thousand active members and has become famous — to quote the organization's Wikipedia page — for its "noticeably erotic rallies," strictly topless, against groups and individuals it perceives as corrupt, including the sex industry, the Church, sharia courts, Vladimir Putin, and Silvio Berlusconi.
In Stew's hands, Baldwin's is the story of a brilliant black artist who flees to foreign shores "to become human", to quote one refrain from the show.
It's iconic in the traditional sense, too, in that it's being venerated as an actual icon, a devotional image of an apparently holy human". He claims "Jennermania confirms how weirdly authoritarian, even idolatrous, trans politics has become". To prove his point O'Neill "quotes" people being idolatrous.
I'm not saying to go to ignore feedback or become abrasive, but to quote football coach Steve Spurrier: "If people like you too much, it's probably because they're beating you".
