Nearly every popular press reference to Snoop in the mid- to late-1990s menthened the shooting and other lesser brushes with the law.
And I haven't seen or heard a single press reference to the annual salaries pocketed by Citigroup employees, even though the government has moved in quickly to bail the banking giant out of a hole its executives dug.
When pressed, he referenced McKay's bill and said it would be something that his government would go ahead with.
The account did not name her husband, from whom she was by then separated, and press references often connect her with Mr. Robinson, who had, he said, struck it rich in the Klondike gold rush of the late 1890s.
The McCain campaign is hoping that such showy, if tardy, departures from Bush-Cheney doctrine will constitute a galaxy of Sister Souljah moments, each with headlines reading "McCain Breaks With Bush on... .. and the usual knee-jerk press references to Mr. McCain as a "maverick".
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"Unfortunately, the avalanche of publications in the press, referencing inaccurate and distorted information, has inadvertently inflicted a great deal of psychological damage on the companies for whom I have worked or am working, and also adversely affected their business reputation".
"That is, anybody writing a book about money and politics would be hard pressed not to make reference to the '01 mayoral race, but it is only a tiny fraction of the manuscript".
Although he can still toss off a Talmudic reference when pressed, he said godliness was not found in ritual or retreat from the world, but in doing good deeds.
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