"Compromise, compromise, compromise," he said.
The country's finance minister just said in Washington thatWe are going to compromise, compromise, compromise, without being compromised.
Many sensible Senators are protesting the "compromise compromise".
(Has there been much word-keeping in Congress this week?) And, since this is Obama: compromise, compromise, compromise.
Sure, Liz had tiny moments of triumph — as when she showed Jack how hard it was to be an actor — but she lost most battles from the start, because that's the nature of network TV: compromise, compromise, compromise.
Sure, Liz had tiny moments of triumph as when she showed Jack how hard it was to be an actor but she lost most battles from the start, because that's the nature of network TV: compromise, compromise, compromise.
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A little later: "Even Yanis Varoufakis, who is a famous economist, is not the first economist in world history — no!" At the White House, Varoufakis repeated a line that he had used at Brookings: "Mr. President, my government is planning, and I am planning, to compromise, compromise, and compromise, but we're not going to be compromised".
He calls America's founding a "grand compromise": compromise, for him, is not an eroding of principle for the sake of getting something done but a principle in itself — the certainty of uncertainty, the fundament of union.
It was a compromise, and compromises are inherently imperfect.
