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Boris Johnson, the quotable mayor of London and quite possibly Britain's next prime minister, is something of a political heir to Mr Kennedy in this respect.Second, he honed a distinctly left-wing brand of Lib Dem politics.
He is a skilled parliamentarian with wide ministerial experience, and a master of the quotable soundbite, not to say of the knife.
Mr Chidambaram, like a student taking a highlighter to the quotable bits of a set text, has been picking out the CMP's juicy bits.
Eminently quotable things.So too, on the second and final day of the conference entitled "A gathering of patriots to bring about world peace".
WHEN Yogi Berra, the famously quotable Yankees catcher of the 1950s, mused that a familiar situation was "like déjà vu all over again", America's Major League Baseball (MLB) had never employed a Japanese player.
For every sceptical query, he has a quotable answer.
If being quotable is the way to be remembered, Barbara Cartland did her very best.
Some of his inventions helped America in the second world war: airmen in the Enola Gay observed the nuclear mushroom cloud over Hiroshima through Polaroid goggles.Land was eminently quotable.
Eminently quotable, Larkin's poetry caught a spirit of middle-class disaffection and quiet rebellion.
CENTRAL bankers are not meant to be quotable.
