"I like that!" Since he turned over the bag of valuables, Mr. Jalloh has been swept up in a whirlwind of attention, from the news media onslaught to the phone calls from friends and family to his newfound fame among the community of cabdrivers, who constantly tease him that he was a fool to return the loot.
Shell would be a fool to return to Russia for another major project, although BP did recently with similarly bad results.
Don't leave, you fool, but if you must, be sure to return.
Inevitably, the nationalist would declare Dedo an Islamo-fascist and storm off, never to return, while we, the fools, laughed uproariously.
Fooling the Allied Monuments Men at war's end, Gurlitt failed to return the looted art to its rightful owners, and the battle to establish provenance continues today.
Eager to return from a serious ankle injury, he succeeded for the White Sox by fooling unfamiliar hitters and winning with guile.
For my part, I should be able to return to playing stock English foils, corrupt lawyers, Persian cat-stroking villains, and epicene fools with a lighter heart".
Among the participants, there is a group of colluders that attempt to return the same bad result (based on complete or imperfect knowledge, depending on the partition overlapping), in order to fool the replication based verification mechanisms.
He cites the final episode of the Only Fools and Horses 1996 Christmas specials "where the fantastic closing scenes of the Trilogy saw the Trotters walking up the Yellow Brick Road, only for them to return a couple of years later".
The bees were fooled: Upon returning to the hive from their excursion down the 6-meter tube, the bees performed a waggle dance that lasted as long as a dance they would ordinarily do for a 200-meter flight, the researchers report in today's Science.
"I use the [investment] models presented in the Motley Fool Investment Guide and I also use the Motley Fool to track my portfolio it takes into account the commissions when it calculates returns," he says.
