THEY'VE already exchanged vows and rings once before, say George W. Slowik Jr. and Patrick Turner.
"Bullshit may be more pervasive than ever before," say the researchers in their introduction.
Are men any more comfortable with female firebrands than they were before, say, Betty Friedan?
And haven't we lived like this before, say, 30 years ago?
This represented a significant new understanding of markets because economists before Say had worried about the possibility of a long-term glut.
If you had to give your full name on TripAdvisor, you might think carefully before, say, accusing Heston Blumenthal of poisoning you.
The dialogue was exceedingly meta and free-ranging and permeated by the sort of hope that can come only at the beginning of things — before, say, the first bruising faculty fight.
Plans for a public-private partnership to buy up banks' most troubled loans and securities have been largely put on ice.We have been here before, say sceptics, only to see fresh capital fizzle as bad assets ate through balance-sheets.
For instance, perhaps brokers should obtain consent from a client at the beginning of a relationship, which grants permission to trade in liquid securities, but to check before, say, selling the customer an illiquid security with very subjective values.
When standing before, say, the intricately carved Dogon granary shutter from Mali in the gallery, they can watch a video of the granaries in a Dogon village in the same region on their screen.
She wrote, "Who ever thought two daughters from traditional farm families would be able to tie the knot?" Unspoken: And that they'd get there before, say, two women in New York?
