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Is life really just "every man for himself"?
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"Last year just about every man on the team had numbers below their career numbers," Ken Williams, the White Sox' general manager, said.
Those were in defense even before the run of injuries and illness that deprived the Catalan team of Carles Puyol, and of just about every man who played left back, including, of course, Éric Abidal.
Auden once said to me: "Every woman wants to play Hamlet, just as every man wants to play Lady Bracknell". He often talked about Wilde, and clearly thought a lot about his fate.
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